If you recall, I once told you about the Comic Strip Center in Brussels, Belgium. Well, Belgians really, really, really like comics…so much that they even have a comic strip walk that starts at the De Brouckere metro station and ends at the Comic Café on the Grand Sablon. Along the way you can see over 50 murals from the most famous and popular Belgian comics, like The Adventures of Tintin and Lucky Luke as well as by other artists, some more like street art than actual comic strips. As you walk the Stripmuur as it is known, you will also pass comic-themed statues as well as the Marc Sleen Museum (dedicated to the life of the comic book artist), the Museum of Original Figurines (also known as MOOF home to over 3,500 comic strip figurines, objects and original boards and drawings), and of course the Comic Strip Center.
Comic strip walk, Brussels, Belgium
