I didn't knew

I am an strip cartoon fan.  There are a few strip cartoon that I follow on a regular basis.  There is one of them where I have the whole up to date collection (except the compilation ones):
https://www.amazon.ca/Yoko-Tsuno-Vol-7-Curious-2012-07-05/dp/B019TM9CC6/ref=sr_1_86?ie=UTF8&qid=1491243596&sr=8-86&keywords=yoko+tsuno
What I didn't knew was there is a English translation.  I think it is a plus because this particuliar strip cartoon have some interesting points.  The whole space travel/space adventures are quite unconventional.  The earth adventures are pretty much realism to them with some small spices sprincled in, just to get things out of the ordinary.

The author/illustrator have a nice evolution during this serie.  The faces and body are getting better during the whole serie.  He also had done two book: one with his main female character from the strip cartoon (https://www.amazon.ca/%C3%89CUME-LAUBE-99-100-101-LELOUP-ROGER/dp/2203562994/ref=sr_1_201?ie=UTF8&qid=1491245125&sr=8-201&keywords=roger+leloup).  There is also an book on a totally unrelated character (https://www.amazon.ca/PIC-TENEBRES-88-89-90-LELOUP-ROGER/dp/2203562889/ref=sr_1_83?ie=UTF8&qid=1491245001&sr=8-83&keywords=roger+leloup)

I like when people get outside of the box.  They go outside their confort zone and create unexpecting new material.  It inspire me to go out and create.  Not every strip cartoon author would be at ease writing a book or two and vice versa.  Well, I think it takes courage to fo from one to the other.