/lit/ - Literature

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>>9639726
I speak fluently French and Spanish, and I can get around reading in Portuguese and Italian. The anglo sphere became a protagonist only in the last 20 or so years (pretty much due to the Maus effect).
El Eternauta is great, an exploration of human morality, and one of the rare incursions into ("light") sci-fi undertaken by Oesterheld. Think of it as something similar to McCarthy's The Road.

>>9639065
Crumb is pretty good, but most obnoxious. I got mixed feelings towards his work. Nevertheless, he is undeniably a seminal figure of independent publishing.

>>9579524
Read everything else by Clowes.
Breakdowns by Spiegelman.
The Eternaut by Oesterheld too.