France
(bande dessinée, BD)
- Christophe Arleston
- Alexis
- David Beauchard also known as David B.
- Benoît, Ted
- Berberian, Charles
- Bess, Georges
- Bilal, Enki
- Boucq, François
- Bourgeon, François
- Bretécher, Claire
- Cabu
- Caza
- Chaland, Yves
- Christin, Pierre
- Serge Clerc
- Christophe (Georges Colomb)
- de Loustal, Jacques
- Druillet, Philippe
- Dupuy, Philippe
- Édika (Édouard Karali)
- F'Murr
- Forest, Jean-Claude
- Fournier, Jean-Claude
- Fred
- Gibrat, Jean-Pierre
- Giraud, Jean, also known as Gir and Moebius
- Goscinny, René
- Gotlib, Marcel
- Hérenguel, Éric
- Hiron, Jacques
- Juillard, André
- Larcenet, Emmanuel
- Lauzier, Gérard
- Ledroit, Olivier
- Lob, Jacques
- Lofficier, Jean-Marc
- Loisel, Régis
- Mandryka
- Margerin, Frank
- Martin, Jacques
- Mézières, Jean-Claude
- Jean-François Miniac
- Benoît Peeters
- Pétillon
- Pichard, Georges
- Reiser
- Rob-Vel
- Rodrigue
- Roux, Stephane
- Saint-Ogan, Alain
- Sattouf, Riad
- Sempé, Jean-Jacques
- Sfar, Joann
- Sternis, Philippe
- Tabary, Jean
- Tardi, Jacques
- Didier Tarquin
- Tibet
- Trondheim, Lewis
- Uderzo, Albert
- Vuillemin
- Wolinski, Georges
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“While learning the language in France a young man’s morals, health and fortune are more irresistibly endangered than in any country of the universe.”
—Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826)
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