50 Years of Smurfs
Exhibition at the Belgian Comic Stripp Centre
June 10 through November 16
Fifty years after their birth, the Smurfs remain among the most popular characters ever created by a Belgian comic strip author. Born out of Peyo's imagination, they made their debut in Spirou Journal in the autumn of 1958, in a Johan et Pirlouit story: "La flûte à six trous". (The flute with six wholes).
To honor this anniversary – which is celebrated the world over – the Belgian Comic Strip Centre will invite visitors to consider Peyo's work from a new and original angle: it is because of their individual weaknesses that the Smurfs discover their strength…
Find out more information on the exhibition and the Belgian Comic Strip Center here. And if you would like to know all there is to know about the world of Smurfs we suggest you smurf your way through this very interesting website. To celebrate with the Smurfs check out here.
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