Bagatelle

Bagatelle, published by Arédit-Artima from 1963 to 1969, was a French comics anthology series that ran for 24 issues, each featuring a painted cover by an unidentified artist. The series is notable for its eclectic mix of adventure, fantasy, and humor strips, reflecting the diverse tastes of the European market during the 1960s. While the artists behind its distinctive painted covers remain unnamed, Bagatelle stands as a curious artifact of the era's small-press publishing, offering a window into the period's genre storytelling.