Argentina • The cartoons of Santiago Cornejo (Corne). • The cartoons of
Guillermo Mordillo. • Most comics by
Quino (Joaquín Salvador Lavado) (except for
Mafalda).
Australia •
The Arrival by
Shaun Tan.
Belgium • ''
25 Images de la Passion d'un Homme (25 Images of a Man's Passion'') by
Frans Masereel. •
Balthazar by
Bob de Moor. •
Cet Aimable M. Mops (
The Loveable M. Mops) by
Hergé. •
Fireplug kung fu by Eco. •
Game Over by
Midam. •
Histoire Sans Paroles (
Story Without Words) by
Frans Masereel. •
Love Story by Eco. •
Het Manneke by Marc Payot and Paul Ausloos. •
Maurice Rosy made a surreal pantomime comic about hat-like creatures in a seemingly Martian landscape in 1966, which never received a proper title. • ''Max L'Explorateur
(Max the Explorer'') by
Guy Bara. • ''
Mon Livre D'Heures (My Book of Hours'') by
Frans Masereel. •
De Perfesser by Punt. •
Plunk by
Luc Cromheecke and
Laurent Letzer. •
Polo by Willem Dolphyn •
Pollopof by
Marc Sleen. •
Poussy by
Peyo. •
Prosper by Ploeg. •
Rik en zijn Veiligheidschef by Gaston Ebinger. •
De Slag om Turnhout by Conz. •
Le Soleil (
The Sun) by
Frans Masereel. •
Southern Cross by
Laurence Hyde. •
Tales From The Vase by Billy Mavreas.
China •
Mr. Chu and Aunt Eight by Mak Man-chung (occasionally makes use of pantomime). •
Old Master Q by
Alfonso Wong (occasionally makes use of pantomime). •
Sanmao by
Zhang Leping. • The cartoons of Tango Gao.
Cuba •
Geste Hypergraphique by Roberto Altmann, a comic book with abstract imagery, a surreal plot and symbols and freeform interpunction. While there are speech balloons it's unreadable gibberish, making it somewhat of a pantomime comic.
Denmark •
Alfredo by Cosper and Jørgen Mogensen. • The cartoons and comics by
Herluf Bidstrup. •
Chas by Frederik Bramming. • ''
Ferd'nand'' by
Henning Dahl Mikkelsen. •
Rasmus by Jørgen Clevin.
Finland •
Lämsänperäläiset by
Wallu.
France •
Arzach by
Moebius. • ''L'Enclos'' by
Blexbolex. •
Lily Sprint by Bindle. • '''' by •
Malabar, the mascot of chewing gum brand
Malabar, whose adventures were told in pantomime comics. The first artist to draw the series was Jean-René Le Moing. •
Mistouflet by Aldé. •
Monsieur Mouche by Rab. •
Monsieur Pépin by Piem. •
La Mouche by
Lewis Trondheim. • '''' by and . •
Le Pantin by Michel Alzéal. •
Passages by Thibault Poursin. • '''' by and
Lewis Trondheim. •
Le Petit President by J. Lap. •
Pervers Pépère by
Marcel Gotlib. •
Poustiquet by Bindle. •
Riri by Maurice Chénechot. •
Les Souris by
Pierre Clément. •
La Théorie du Chaos by Pierre Schelle. •
Turlupin by Piem. •
Die Abenteur des kleinen Ako by Klaus Vonderwerth. •
Albert by Klaus Vonderwerth. • by
Horst von Möllendorff. • '''' by
Hans Jürgen Press. • by Becker-Kasch. • by . •
Pascha Bumsti by . •
Une semaine de bonté by
Max Ernst. •
Vater und Sohn by
E.O. Plauen, aka
Erich Ohser.
Hungary •
Jucika by
Pál Pusztai. •
Séta Álomországban by Bit ( ). One particular episode, (), took the interest of famous psychologists
Sándor Ferenczi and
Sigmund Freud.
Italy •
Squeak the Mouse by
Massimo Mattioli.
Japan •
Gon by
Masashi Tanaka. •
Kuri-chan by Susumu Nemoto • Children of the City (街の子供) by
Yutaka Aso (麻生豊)
Mexico •
Pedrito by William de la Torre.
Netherlands • Adrian Backfish (a SF-story in the Doe-het-zelfdodingsgids of)
Eric Schreurs •
Annemoon by Patty Klein and
Piet Wijn. •
Bertje Branie by Ger Sligte. •
Boes by
Wil Raymakers and
Thys Wilms. •
Gutsman by
Erik Kriek. •
Het Leven in Karikatuur by Leendert Jordaan. •
Loeki de Leeuw by
Wil Raymakers. •
Mieke Meijer by Ger Sligte. •
Pieterje Stastok by Steiner. •
Professor Pi by
Bob Van den Born. •
Simpelman by Wim van Wieringen.
Norway •
Grosz by
Lars Fiske. •
Sshhhh! by
Jason.
Philippines •
Beelzebub by
Malang Santos. •
Chain Gang Charlie by
Malang Santos. •
Professor Filutek by
Zbigniew Lengren. •
Sans Titre by Jerzy Skarzynski.
Spain •
Cándído by José Luis Martin Mena, aka
Mena. •
Don Celes by Olmo • The work of OPS (pseudonym of Andrés Rábago).
Sweden •
Adamson (known as
Silent Sam in the USA) by
Oscar Jacobsson. •
Ba-Ba by Sten Rinaldo. •
Gorillan Gusten by
Jan Romare. •
Götlund by Birger Malmborg. •
Gus by
Gunnar Persson. •
Mannen Som Gör Vad Som Faller Honom In (
The Man Who Does Whatever Comes To His Mind) by
Oskar Andersson. •
Mullvaden Malte by
Jan Romare. •
Dead End by
Thomas Ott. •
Geteilter Traum by Daniel Bosshart. •
Greetings from Hellville by Thomas Ott. •
Max by
Pericle Luigi Giovannetti. •
Tales of Error by Thomas Ott.
Taiwan •
Ichthyophobia by
Li Lung-chieh.
United Kingdom •
Brenda Breeze by Rolfe. •
Caesar by Tim. •
Chicko by
Norman Thelwell. •
Come on, Steve! by Roland Davies. •
Les Aventures des Deux Barbus (
The Adventures of the Bearded Duo) by
Harold Mack for the
Marten Toonder studios. •
Little Dead-Eye Dick by Charles Holt. •
Louie by
Harry Hanan. •
Perkins by John Miles. •
The Snowman by
Raymond Briggs. •
Sporting Sam by
Reg Wootton. •
THHRP! by
Leo Baxendale. •
Uncle Charlie by Peter Laing.
United States •
Age of Reptiles by
Ricardo Delgado. •
The Ambassador by
Otto Soglow. •
Doctor Bill by
Jack Tippit. •
Fox Bunny Funny by
Andy Hartzell. •
Frank by
Jim Woodring. •
Grindstone George by
Clifton Meek. •
Hannah by
Courtney Dunkel •
Hawks & Doves by
Al Jaffee. •
He Done Her Wrong by
Milt Gross. •
Henry by
Carl Thomas Anderson. •
Herman by Clyde Lamb. •
Hi and Jinx by Jonny Hawkins. •
Johnny Mouse by
Clifton Meek. •
Little Farmer by
Kern Pederson. •
Little Umjiji by Syd B. Griffin. •
Liō by
Mark Tatulli. •
The Little King by
Otto Soglow. •
Owly by
Andy Runton. •
Prelude to a Million Years by
Lynd Ward. •
Sentinel Louie by
Otto Soglow. •
Spy vs. Spy by
Antonio Prohías. •
Sticks and Stones by
Peter Kuper. •
Sticky by
Dale Lazarov and
Steve MacIsaac. •
The Strange World of Mr. Mum by
Irving Phillips. •
The System by
Peter Kuper.
Yugoslavia •
Ljuba Truba by Milorad Dobrić. ==See also==