For the first time in France, a giant exhibition devotes the unexplored world of comics, ranging from the Franco-Belgian clear line to Japanese manga, from the graphic abundance of the American underground to contemporary styles. Between original plates and album covers, between drawing books and storyboards, it's hard to know where to start. And for good reason, the Centre Pompidou invites us to discover comics on all its levels, literally!

5 floors, to explore with delight, in scenographies adapted to the spaces, erasing with the stroke of a pencil the syndrome of the blank page. Collector all the way, this XXL exhibition in two dimensions ticks all the boxes: a well-crafted story, an original scenario, unpublished works and characters that are as endearing as ever. The ninth art is told here over 60 years of creations, from Asterix to Tintin, from Titeuf to Marsupilami and Corto Maltese. If you feel like it, take advantage of the small lounges set up to quietly read a comic book in the largest contemporary art museum in France.

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