Text comics

• L' Aventure des Belges/België in Beeld by Louis Haché and Georges H. Dumont.[3]
• Les aventures de "Tim" l'écureuil au Far-West by Hergé.[4]
• The Adventures of Totor by Hergé.[5]
• Bert, de Lustige Trekker by Willy Vandersteen.[6][7]
• Flup, Nénesse, Poussette et Cochonnet by Hergé (combined text below the images with speech ballons).[8]
• Jonas en de Wonderwinkel by Gommaar Timmermans, aka GoT.[9]
• Het Kerkelijk Jaar in Beeld by Jozef 'Jos' Speybrouck.[10]
• M. Coremans au tir national (1861) by Félicien Rops.[11]
• De Avonturen van Neus by Marc Sleen.[12]
• Neuske by Marc Sleen.[12]
• Peerke Sorgeloos by Willy Vandersteen.[6][7]
• Victor Sébastopol by Hubuc[13] and Jacques Devos.[14]

• Vesel Putniks Balon by Vadim Lazarkevich[15]

• Lise og Lasse by Henning Dahl Mikkelsen, aka Mik,[16] later continued by Ib Steinaa.[17]
• Rasmus Klump by Vilhelm Hansen and Carla Hansen.[18]

• Janne Ankkanen by Ola Fogelberg.[19]
• Kieku ja Kaiku by Mika Waltari (text) and Asmo Alho (art).[20]
• Pekka Puupää by Ola Fogelberg.[19]

• Arabella by Jean Ache.[21]
• Les Aventures de M. Barnichon L'Aéronaute by Félix Nadar.[22]
• Les Aventures de Monsieur Verdreau by Louis Morel-Retz, aka Stop.[23]
• Bécassine by Caumery and Émile-Joseph Porphyre Pinchon.[24]
• Les Dés-agréments d'un voyage d'agrément (1851) by Gustave Doré.[25]
• La Famille Fenouillard by Georges Colomb.[26]
• Les Folies de la Commune by Amédée de Noé.[2]
• Les Grandes Misères de la guerre (1633) by Jacques Callot.[27]
• L'Histoire de la Sainte Russie (1854) by Gustave Doré.[25]
• Histoire de Mr. Tuberculus and Histoire de Mr. Grenouillet (1856) by Timoléon Lobrichon. [28]
• Ma Maison de Campagne et Mon Architecte by Félix Nadar.[22]
• Les Pieds Nickelés by Louis Forton.[29]
• Les Travaux d'Hercule (1847) by Gustave Doré.[25]
• Trois artistes incompris et mécontents (1851) by Gustave Doré.[25]
• Vie publique et privée de mossieu Réac by Félix Nadar.[22]

• Die Arche Noah by Erich Schmitt.[30]
• Chi-Chi by Heinz Rammelt.[31]
• Der Contibuben by Erich Maria Remarque and Hermann Schütz. [32]
• Max und Moritz by Wilhelm Busch.[2][33]
• Meister Lapp und sein Lehrjunge Pips by Carl Reinhardt.[34]
• Totentanz der Politik by Arpad Schmidhammer.[35]
• Der Vergebliche Rattenjagd by Friedrich Lossow.[36]

• Gömböcz and Csukli by János Jankó.[37]
• Hungarian Miska and German Miska. An old fairy tale about a common mule by János Jankó.[37]

• Bilbolbul by Attilio Mussino.[38]
• Forbiciotto by Carlo Squillante.[39]
• Gennarino Tarantella by Carlo Squillante.[39]
• Italino by Antonio Rubino.[40]
• Marmittone by Bruno Angoletta.[41]
• Quadratino by Antonio Rubino.[40]
• Scarabocchio by Carlo Squillante.[39]
• Signor Bonaventura by Sergio Tofano.[42]
• Sor Pampurio by Carlo Bisi.[43]

• De Avonturen van Pa Pinkelman by Godfried Bomans and Carol Voges.[44]
• Bello by Marten Toonder.[45]
• Birre Beer by Phiny Dick[46] and Ton Beek.[47]
• Bobo by Sergio Cavina,[48] later continued by Valeria Turati[49]
• Brommy & Tommy by Jan Dirk van Exter.[50]
• Bulletje en Boonestaak by A.M. de Jong and George van Raemdonck.[51]
• Dannie ben ik by Emile Brumsteede [52]
• Dick Bos by Alfred Mazure.[53]
• Drumpie's Dolle Avonturen by A. Reuvers.[54]
• Eric de Noorman by Hans G. Kresse.[55]
• Flippie Flink by Clinge Doorenbos and Louis Raemaekers.[56]
• Fokkie Flink by Henk de Wolf and Joop Geesink.[57]
• Kapitein Rob by Pieter Kuhn.[58]
• Kappie by Marten Toonder.[45]
• Koning Hollewijn by Marten Toonder.[45]
• Minter en Hinter by Paul Biegel and Dick Vlottes.[59]
• Mussengang by Bert Cornelius.[60]
• Olle Kapoen by Phiny Dick.[61]
• Panda by Marten Toonder.[45]
• Paulus De Boskabouter (Paulus the woodgnome) by Jean Dulieu.[62]
• Spotprent Op De Plannen Tot De Oprichting Van Een Girobank by Pieter van Loon. [63]
• Tante Patent by Fiep Westendorp and Annie M.G. Schmidt.[64]
• Tekko Taks by Henk Kabos.[65]
• Tom Poes by Marten Toonder.[45]
• Tup en Joep by Carol Voges.[44]
• Turks Fruit by Dick Matena', a comic strip adaptation of Jan Wolkers' novel Turks Fruit (Turkish Delight).[66]
• Vader & Zoon by Peter van Straaten.[67]
• De Wonderlijke Avonturen van Anna by Opland.[68]
• De wonderlijke geschiedenis van Tripje, Yoebje en Achmed by Henk Backer.[69]

• Awantury i wybryki małej małpki Fiki-Miki by Kornel Makuszyński (text), Marian Walentynowicz (art).[70]
• Koziołek Matołek by Kornel Makuszyński (text), Marian Walentynowicz (art).[70]
• O Wawelskim Smoku by Kornel Makuszyński (text), Marian Walentynowicz (art).[70]
• Wanda leży w naszej ziemi by Kornel Makuszyński (text), Marian Walentynowicz (art).[70]

• Aventuras sentimentais e dramáticas do senhor Simplício Baptista by Francisco Augusto Noguiera da Silva, aka Flora[71]
• Index da Physiologia by Francisco Augusto Noguiera da Silva.[71]
• As Quatro Luas do Matrimónio by Francisco Augusto Noguiera da Silva.[71]

• Jocke, Nicke, Majken by Petter Lindroth, aka Per Lindroth [72]
• Spara och Slösa by Birgitta Lilliehöök[73]
• Trisse och Trisselna by Lucie Lundberg:[74]

• Histoire de M. Vieux Bois by Rodolphe Töpffer[2]
• Papa Moll by Jürg Lendemann and Rolf Meier.[75]

• Amcabey by Cemal Nadir Güler.[76]
• Çetin Kaptan by Ercüment Kalmik.[77]
• Efruz Bey by Cemal Nadir Güler.[76]
• Pazar Ola Hasan Bey by Orhan Ural.[78]

The British comics magazines Jack and Jill and Playhour published most of its comics in text comic format.

• The Adventures of Miss Lavinia Brounjones by Charles Keene.[79]
• Ally Sloper by Charles H. Ross[80] and Marie Duval (Emilie de Tessier)[81]
• Billy Bimbo and Peter Porker by Harry Folkard.[82]
• The Bunty's Boys by Herbert Sydney Foxwell (combined text comics with speech balloons).[83]
• Casey Court by Julius Stafford Baker II.[84]
• Freddie the Frog by Peter Woolcock,[85] Jim Turnbull[86] Antonio Lupatelli[87] Sergio Asteriti.[88] and Gordon Hutchings.[89]
• Gulliver Guinea-Pig by Philip Mendoza,[90] continued by Gordon Hutchings.[91]
• Homeless Hector by Bertie Brown (a combination of text comics with balloon comics).[92]
• The Horrid Popish Plot by Francis Barlow, a 1682 picture story which combined the text comics format with speech balloons.[93]
• Jimmy and his Magic Patch by Dudley D. Watkins.[94]
• Jungle Jinks by Arthur White.[95] and Mabel Francis Taylor.[96]
• Katie Country Mouse by Philip Mendoza.[90]
• Magical Mystery Tour by Bob Gibson, a text comic based on the 1967 TV film Magical Mystery Tour, available inside the sleeve of the soundtrack album.[97]
• The Merry Tales of Mimi and Marny by Jim Turnbull.[86]
• Mr. Crindle's Rapid Career Upon Town by Henry George Hine.[98]
• Morgyn the Mighty by Dudley D. Watkins (started out as a text comic when it debuted in 1928, but was turned into a balloon comic when Watkins republished it a decade later in The Beano).[94]
• Mr. Spoonbill by John Tenniel.[99]
• Peter Piper by John Tenniel.[99]
• Pip, Squeak and Wilfred by Bertram Lamb and Austin Bowen Payne (combined text balloons with captions below the images.)[100]
• Princess Petal by Philip Mendoza.[90]
• Rupert Bear by Mary Tourtel.[101]
• Rupert the Chick by Arthur White.[95]
• Smiler and Smudge by Bertie Brown (a combination of text comics with balloon comics).[92]
• Tall Thomas and Butterball by H. O'Neill.[102]
• Teddy Tail by Charles Folkard,[103] Harry Folkard[82] Herbert Sidney Foxwell,[83] Arthur Potts,[104] William St. John Glenn.[105]
• Those Terrible Twins (1898-1900) by Frank Holland.[106]
• Tiger Tim by Julius Stafford Baker II.[84] and Herbert Sydney Foxwell.[83] (During its original run it combined the text comics format with speech balloons).
• The Tooth-Ache by Horace Mayhew and George Cruikshank.[107]
• Weary Willy and Tired Tim by Tom Browne.[108]
• Winifred and Stephanie by Philip Mendoza.[90]

• The Brownies by Palmer Cox.[109]

• The Doubtful Guest by Edward Gorey[110]
• Flora Flirt by Katharine P. Rice.[111]
• Foxy Grandpa by Carl E. Schultze[112]
• The Gashlycrumb Tinies by Edward Gorey[110]
• Gretchen Gratz by Inez Townsend (British-born artist, later moved to the United States) [113]
• Illustrated Sunday School Lesson by Alfred J. Buescher[114] (written by Reverend Alvin E. Bell, Newman Campbell and R.H. Ramsay)
• Jack Daw's Adventures by Leslie Elton[115]
• Mr. Tweedy by Ned Riddle [116]
• Nervy Nat by James Montgomery Flagg[117] and Arthur Lewis[118]
• Prince Valiant by Hal Foster[119]
• Snooks and Snicks, the Mischievous Twins by Inez Townsend (British-born artist, later moved to the United States) [113]
• The Spotty Twins by Art Bowen (combination of a ballon comic with a text comic).[120]
• The Upside Downs of Little Lady Lovekins and Old Man Muffaroo by Gustave Verbeek[121]
• Wee Willie Winkie's World by Lyonel Feininger[122]
• Whisk by Walt Kuhn[123]
• Willie Westinghouse Edison Smith, The Boy Inventor by Frank Crane (originally started off as a text comic, later became a balloon comic).[124]

• As aventuras de Zé Caipora by Angelo Agostini.[125]

• Bobby and Betty by Noel Cook.[126]