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My favorite is definitely Monster Allergy from Italy, a great and very funny series with absolutely amazing artwork. I've just started reading a new Italian series called Lys, which was created by Antonello Dalena, who also worked for Disney Italia and Monster Allergy.
It's also got very great artwork and is very promising. Unfortunately, as I don't speak Italian and the comic isn't published here in Germany, I have to get the albums from France.

I like Iznogoud, Marsupilami, Asterix, and Lucky Luke, too.

MAD
Asterix
Garfield
Peanuts
Simpsons
...

Freddy Milton (Anything by Freddy, Gnuff, Woodpecker, William)
Tintin
Asterix (i have the collected works - but I absolutely detest the newest album..)
Peter Madsen (danish artist - one of the creators behind the dansih animated film and comic albums Valhalla)
Superman (especially from the 80'es - from before he "died")
Beatle Bailey (Mort Walkers charecters)
Calvin and Hobbes
Will Eisner (I've read most of his newer things - but for some reason the Spirit doesn't light my fire...)

Classics: Asterix, Beano (David Law, Leo Baxendale, David Sutherland), Felix the Cat, Katzenjammer Kids, Krazy Kat, Little Lulu, Looney Tunes (various 1940s-50s), Lucky Luke, Pogo, Popeye, Spirou, Tintin, Tom and Jerry (Harvey Eisenberg), Walter Lantz (various 1940s-50s)
Modern: Bone, Emma och Sara, Fables, Fix & Foxi (Massimo Fecchi), Mortadelo y Filemón, Nemi, Strangers in Paradise

Quote from user: ramapithClassics: Asterix, Beano (David Law, Leo Baxendale, David Sutherland), Felix the Cat, Katzenjammer Kids, Krazy Kat, Little Lulu, Looney Tunes (various 1940s-50s), Lucky Luke, Pogo, Popeye, Spirou, Tintin, Tom and Jerry (Harvey Eisenberg), Walter Lantz (various 1940s-50s)
Modern: Bone, Emma och Sara, Fables, Fix & Foxi (Massimo Fecchi), Mortadelo y Filemón, Nemi, Strangers in Paradise
Ramapith (Ol' Buddy, Ol' Pal): Who or what is "Beano"? And, I wonder why in my 59 years in North America, Europe, Africa and Asia, I haven't run across it?

Or, maybe I have, and because of unusual circumstances, it didn't make a big impression upon me? In any case, I'd like to know more about it, and in which publications it was issued. Our tastes are not so very different in most areas. So, I suspect that I might like it.

Quote from user: Robb_KRamapith (Ol' Buddy, Ol' Pal): Who or what is "Beano"?
Ramapith will be able to give you a more complete answer, but in the meantime, I can tell you Beano is a British comic. I read that years ago in England-- about 20 years ago, actually.

I have found this site, which has samples of the various strips.
Odd: the lead (?) character is named Dennis the Menace, though he is definitely not Hank Ketcham's. Intriguing.
Here are Don Markstein's entries for each character:
Hank Ketcham's Dennis the Menace
David Law's Dennis the Menace

I barely know Ketcham's work, but I was not too fond of the British character.

comics
simpsons
mafalda(is a old comic from argentina)
garfield
condorito(from chile)

mangas
evangelion
samurai X
saint seiya
inuyasha