After reading Tintin in America on a previous thread I was inspired to do another Franco-Belgian take on the mob story, except this will be a little less Catholic than Tintin.
After reading Tintin in America on a previous thread I was inspired to do another Franco-Belgian take on the mob story...
Daniel Gomez
Gabriel King
...
Daniel Rogers
...
Thomas Gray
...
Parker Reyes
...
Zachary Taylor
...
Andrew Ross
...
Lincoln Moore
...
Julian Martinez
...
Jose Hughes
...
Parker Sanders
...
Dylan Nguyen
...
Jack Evans
...
Nicholas Young
please bump
Isaiah Morgan
...
Alexander Thomas
...
Tyler Powell
...
John Wright
...
Elijah Ramirez
...
Ryder Rivera
...
Henry Bell
Bump
Juan Edwards
...
Gavin Hall
...
Hunter Diaz
...
Ethan Murphy
...
Kevin Flores
...
Justin Walker
...
Jayden Turner
...
Nathaniel Moore
Thanks for the storytime, user.
Isaiah Murphy
...
Landon Garcia
...
Michael Jackson
...
Alexander King
...
Jordan Turner
...
Jacob Bailey
...
Evan Flores
...
Asher Gonzalez
...
Jonathan Martin
...
Asher Watson
...
Anthony Gomez
...
Zachary Jones
...
Jaxson Cruz
...
Christian Butler
...
Blake Adams
...
Carter Lopez
...
Joshua Rogers
...
Samuel Garcia
...
Hudson Williams
...
Henry Nelson
That's all
Hope you enjoyed a slightly more ridiculous Franco-Belgian mob story.
Evan Cook
another bump
Jaxon Rodriguez
Why does the cover have #2 on it? I read the original ones in french and that's not the second album of the series.
Bentley Gomez
>Fresh Air
Dylan Perez
Cinebook doing its retarded numbering again.
Gabriel Sanchez
Damn, what a shame. Although, twas nice seeing the english version of the book.
Caleb Price
Bump
Bentley Sanchez
Tinting never joined the mob, Spirou and Fantismo got to join the KGB as well.
Really makes you think
Lincoln Foster
Tintin doesn't have as exciting adventure?
Leo Carter
bump
Luis Cruz
Thanks OP. Much appreciated, Tome & Janry are one of the best Spirou duo.
That's Peyo, creator of the smurfs, btw.
Connor Ross
How old is Spirou supposed to be?
Anything with him shirtless?
Andrew Stewart
Old enough to be an adult, not old enough to think about marriage
Cameron Thomas
Mid twenties ish I'd say. He's got enough experience that he's def an adult, but he doesn't quite seem like he's pushing 30
Austin Scott
Most of the Tome/Janry books are among my favorites, but especially Valley of the Damned, the one with Cyanide and the books with Vito.
Christopher Lopez
>Valley of the Damned,
The arc is excellent, and very distinct from the usual Spirou adventure.