European Graphic Novels+

NOTE: this is an ongoing work...

• FLEEN: a good, general index of quality webcomics from around the world

• Aethernaut: a long-running, nifty adventure set in a steampunk / post-Ren world (previous review)
• Alexander the Great, the Servant & the Water of Life: about the historical Macedonian leader
• BACK: A quirky, creative, hugely entertaining comic in which we follow the classic HERO'S JOURNEY as she takes on a series of local tyrants literally draining the planet of its life-essence. Despite the slapstick, absurdist style, I found it surprisingly apt.
• BFF: about a Parisian artist and the lives of his group of twenty-something friends
• Bouletcorp: long-running humorous life reflections of an 'average Joe' (FRENCH ONLY)
• Deathbulge: Hilariously weird, inspired Brit series about a small group of oddballs doing their thing
• FORMING: A rather rowdy, crude, yet brilliant mashup of Biblical and other mythologies. 381 crazy panels brings the story to life... and to an end.
• Griz Grobus: a post-apoc, off-world series of tales that (like LEO's work) explores the relationship between humans and the native fauna & ecosystems
• INK DOLLS: Four late-teen / 20-something cousins reunite at their abuela's house to share some light-hearted adventures. They also happen to explore their sexuality with the locals in a gentle-hearted, playful way, making this a surprisingly cute, unique, NSFW webcomic. (previous review)
• Jonny Crossbones: a long-running, Tintin-style, pirate-themed, treasure hunt adventure (previous review)
• Journey to Kaiserschmarrn, The: What if that dang ol' asteroid never hit the Earth, 65Myrs ago? Here's an excellent, homegrown, Czech, dino-themed comic set in the late middle ages...
• NIMONA: Here's an archived version of this excellent tale, which combines swords, sorcery, high technology, with killer plot and character development. (previous review)
• Poorly Drawn Dinosaurs (archive): an hilarious, Swedish, oddball look at frequently-aggravated, sentient dinosaurs (previous review)
• Steffen Wittig: Topical German cartoonist / humorist (LinkTree for alt sites)
• SUBNORMALITY: near-legendary, absurdly-oversized, existential-themed Canadian comic with some Euro vibes
• The Nietzsche Family Circus: A randomly-generated mashup of America's lame & tame "Family Circus" with the German philosopher's key thoughts and insights. Sometimes nonsensical, and sometimes hysterical, or even surprisingly-insightful.
• Twisted Speedo: a little Swedish masterpiece of cheerfully-nihilistic vertical thought pieces on what it's like to be sentient (previous review)
• VATTU: off-world, long-form work, set in a sort of middle-ages era, it reimagines what society, species, politics and even physical laws are like.
• Veritable Hokum: lovingly-designed history and science infographics, slightly tongue-in-cheek
• WORMY: A terrific, ridiculously ahead-of-its-time look at swords & sorcery RPG's, this time from a dragon's POV. Note: sources are a little patchy at the moment, but this will give you a good, quality first taste, one hopes.

Bit of a sticky wicket, trying to find good BD webcomics that happen to be in English. Any help is appreciated...