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Douwe Dabbert is a Dutch comics series by artist Piet Wijn and artist Thom Roep about a small gnome-like creature that is the title character and who goes through all sorts of strange adventures where he often meets supernatural beings. He carries a magical knapsack from which he, and only he, can always conjure items that suit the situation. In total, twenty-three comic books appeared starring Douwe Dabbert. From 1975 to 2001, these stories were published as an ongoing series in the Dutch version of the weekly magazine Donald Duck. Apart from the album stories, some shorter stories that never made it to a full album were printed in Donald Duck. Most of these stories were no longer than a few pages. The first five books are featured here, all scanlations (scan + translation) by the Dragonz Team.

A thunderstorm is approaching as Thor, the God of Thunder, and his kinsman Loki arrive at the farm where the siblings Tjalfe and Roskva live. Thor brings them along to the land of the gods, Asgard, where the two children are involved in an adventurous story, culminating in the escape of the dreaded Fenris-Wolf and the threat it poses to the peace of Asgard …

Wow, what a surprise this series is! A true gem, better than the works of Comès or Chabouté… Corbeyran really outdid himself!

Makyo and Vicomte's At the World's Edge is one of the most successful and bestselling BDs in France. The first cycle composed of four tomes undoubtedly belongs to the pantheon of cult fantasy works!

The universe of Fabrice Lebeault is a treat for the senses… The architecture of Horologiom City and its machines is a feast for the eyes. The portrayed world is both poetic and mechanical, it’s a sharp vision of political and religious interactions of a society collapsing under its dogmas and paradoxes. A careful reader will delight in analogies to the works of George Orwell, Philip K. or Paul Grimault’s catroon ‘Roi et L’Oiseau’…

This story will keep you in suspense without being very original. You’ll find yourself wanting to know more and, with every page turned, you’ll learn a little bit more of the truth… It’s a real thriller! The drawings are of impeccable quality, a lot of work has been put into the landscapes and characters. Dark colors reinforce the idea of dark scenario. Everything is splendid!