Excellent children's cardboard comic book sharing

     

1. "The Adventures of Spiru and Fang Dajiong" cardboard comic book

     

Recommended reading age for cardboard comic book丨6 years old+

This set of cardboard comic book is as famous as "The Adventures of Tintin" in Belgium. Both are very similar in character setting and story style. They are equally exciting and humorous.

The story of the cardboard comic book is about the well-known reporters Spiru and Fang Dajiong in Mushroom Town, with their pet long-tailed leopards, they often find some secrets when investigating news, threatening the safety of society or human beings. They rely on wisdom, courage and luck. Save time and time again.

     

     

2. "The Smurfs" cardboard comic book

    

Recommended reading age for cardboard comic book丨5 years old+

 

Another Belgian national treasure cardboard comic book, I'll put it in the category of fantasy adventure. Their stories should be very familiar to parents.

101 blue, 3 apple-tall Smurfs live happily in the big forest. The wizard Gargoyle and Aziz always want to use them to cook a delicious soup, so there are thrilling cardboard comics book story.

    

    

3. "Alex's Adventures" cardboard comic book

    

Recommended reading age for cardboard comic book丨8 years old+

  

It is one of the famous heroic stories in the French-speaking world together with the cardboard comic book "The Adventures of Tintin". This series of cardboard comic books is mainly based on ancient Rome, showing the historical stories that happened in that era from the aspects of history, humanities, geography, etc., and try to restore the history.

    

The most commendable thing is that the author has a high degree of restoration of the buildings and market life in the historical period, and restores the historical features of ancient European countries, even ancient China, the Middle East, India and other countries, and the depiction is very delicate. This is something that many cardboard comic books can't do.

   

    

4. "The Adventures of Gallic Heroes"

   

Recommended reading age for cardboard comic book丨6 years old+

 

This is also a set of cardboard comic book that integrates adventure, humor and world travel. In addition to the heroic deeds of Gallic heroes, readers can also see the customs, history and culture, wine and food of various countries.

   

     

5. "The Adventures of Susu and Weiwei" cardboard comic book

    

Recommended reading age for cardboard comic book丨6 years old+

Belgian national treasure cardboard comic book. Different from other adventure cardboard comic books, "The Adventures of Susu and Weiwei" focuses more on humanities, geography, history and legends on the basis of fantasy. One of the books in the book series is "Return to Ancient China". They traveled to ancient China and went to the Tiandi Temple next to the Great Wall to fight the robbers with the villagers. Such cardboard comic books are mostly true stories told in the background of real personal experiences or historical events. Different from the cardboard comic books that pursue humorous "smile fruit", they more reflect the author's observation and reflection on history and society.

    

     

6. "Alan's War" cardboard comic book

    

Recommended reading age for cardboard comic book丨11+

 

This is a series of personal oral history cardboard comic books with three volumes. American Alan recalled his military life during World War II. The author created his dictation into a realistic ink cardboard comic book. In the plain narrative, because it was too close to the real expression, it produced some humor.

  Most of American Allan's war stories have nothing to do with the real war. He was only 18 when he entered World War II. This is not a serious memoir of the history of World War II, but a small individual who participated in it at that time, recalling the people and things he encountered in this war.

Most of them are personal experiences, with no macroscopic structure, no rigorous timeline, some jumps, and many ironic details, but they seem cordial and real. For example, the toilet was broken, and the repairman connected the water storage tank to the hot water, scalding the buttocks of many soldiers; stealing things was called "requisition in the middle of the night"; going to Normandy in a mighty way, but lost guns and equipment because of the army. , and had to spend two months bored on a farm...

    

Without any doctrines or slogans, he was just an ignorant young man. In the chaotic current situation, he met all kinds of people in the army, watched the life of ordinary Europeans in wartime, and lived a different youth. The cruelty of the war was hidden in every accidental misfortune or luck. Fortunately, the young man survived.

     

     

7. "Alan's Childhood" cardboard comic book

     

  Following the cardboard comic book "Alan's War", the author recalled the most colorful childhood life in his memories based on Alan's dictation. The book shows what a child who grew up in Southern California went through in that era.

 

The language style is still inherited from the previous series, with the seemingly bland little humor, the seemingly indifferent emotion and resentment, and the black and white cardboard comic book is covered.

     

     

8. "Photographer" cardboard comic book

     

A work that combines realistic photos and a cardboard comic book, a large and thick book, readers who are interested in the author can continue to follow.

"Children of the Stars" cardboard comic book

Recommended reading age for cardboard comic book丨11+

     

This is a cardboard comic book based on the author's own childhood. The background of the story is set in the Star Child Academy in Mie Prefecture, Kansai, Japan in the 1970s. The cardboard comic book consists of 6 volumes and 37 chapters, each of which tells a story. Daiyo Matsumoto said his goal was to draw a cardboard comic book that "is like 'Sakura Maruko', where time stops and there is only an endless childhood."

    

The author of cardboard comic book Dayo Matsumoto is a famous cardboard comic book writer in Japan. He is widely popular for his unique style and strong artistic juvenile cardboard comic book, and won the Japan Osamu Tezuka cardboard comic book award. When he was young, he once lived in a welfare home for 6 years.

     

The group of children he described who "can't be with their parents" have different joys and sorrows: they hate being pitied, they are tough, they use an abandoned Sunny 1200 sedan in the school as a secret base, Like those "children with parents", they have their own dreams.