Chlorofyl

In the Belgian comic magazine Tintin, Chlorofyl (1956–1977) offered a lighthearted, long-running series of humorous adventures starring a small green forest spirit and his animal friends, published by Le Lombard over 13 issues. Created by the writer-artist team of Bom and Eddy Ryssack, the strip charmed readers with its gentle, nature-focused escapades and whimsical art. Though modest in length, Chlorofyl remains a fondly remembered example of mid-century European children's comics.