"Franco-Belgian" refers to the cultural and artistic collaboration between France and Belgium, particularly in the fields of comics and graphic novels. This partnership has produced iconic characters and series, such as Tintin by Hergé and The Adventures of Lucky Luke by Morris. The Franco-Belgian comic tradition is known for its rich storytelling and diverse artistic styles. The term also encompasses the shared language and historical ties between the two countries, especially in the Wallonia region of Belgium, where French is predominantly spoken. This cultural connection has fostered a vibrant comic scene, influencing both local and international artists.