If I like Tintin and Asterix, what other comics would I like?

You're likely to enjoy other cartoony, comedic adventures that incorporate elements of history and globe-trotting. Here are a few suggestions. Don Rosa's The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck. This is considered by many as a seminal work of cartoon adventure. read more

Asterix and Tintin are two very different comic-book series. The former has been created in the early 60s and is filled with humor mainly based on a parody of the French society of the time. read more

They’re mysteries and the drawings and layouts are very similar to both Tintin and Asterix (the title character is drawn to look quite a bit like Tintin, cowlick and all). Chaland wrote five Freddie Lombard graphic novels in the 1980s and died an untimely death in 1990. read more

Best Answer: The better editions of Disney's Uncle Scrooge comics are also full of comedy and adventure. Look for the stories by Carl Barks and Don Rosa especially. For swords and sorcery comedy adventures, you may enjoy Groo the Wanderer. read more