Recommending Non-US comic books

[PoorStudent]

I know humanoids does some European work, but there's still a ton of foreign(to the U.S.) books that are missed and not being talked about. I thought it would be cool to recommend some books, titles, artists that you have may have enjoyed over the years.

My two favorite artists/writers are Denis Bodart and Pierre Alary, both European and have an animation influence, that tends to focus on genre stories.

Denis Bodart:
http://www.denis-bodart.com/
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The only English language book I've seen is Green Manor, which is a murder mystery book.
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D5amu0nUEAM9eI-.jpg
http://atomikstok.cluster011.ovh.net...2/aber31-1.jpg

Pierre Alary:
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http://pierrealary.blogspot.com/
Pierre's done a lot of adventure type stories, but the only thing I've seen of his that is in English is a short spiderman and Conan comic that he did.
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Any other recommendations?

[PoorStudent]

Also, I had to read Don Quixote for class and The Complete Don Quixote by Rob Davis saved my grade and made life so much better.

Rob Davis:
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https://www.selfmadehero.com/creators/rob-davis
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[DiV]

Incal + Moebius shorts
Indian Summer by Pratt and Manara
Zerocalcare
Blast
Ordinary Victories
Persepolis
Arab of the Future
something by Prado
something by Toppi (for the art)