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Suske & Wiske by Willy Vandersteen. This is the Flemish/Dutch four colour series published by Standaard. It only includes the books published in full colour and in Standard Dutch (ABN), starting at number 67. Editions in two colours or black & white do not belong in this series, nor do editions that are in the original Flemish dialect. Note: do NOT combine with Spike & Suzy. The publication order is different, so the numbering gets screwed up when you combine the two series. If you really feel you must combine them for some reason (DON'T!), then the original Dutch series' numbering ought to be retained.

Suske & Wiske by Willy Vandersteen. This is the Flemish/Dutch four colour series published by Standaard. It only includes the books published in full colour and in Standard Dutch (ABN), starting at number 67. Editions in two colours or black & white do not belong in this series, nor do editions that are in the original Flemish dialect. Note: do NOT combine with Spike & Suzy. The publication order is different, so the numbering gets screwed up when you combine the two series. If you really feel you must combine them for some reason (DON'T!), then the original Dutch series' numbering ought to be retained.

Suske & Wiske by Willy Vandersteen. This is the Flemish/Dutch series published by Standaard. Note: do NOT combine with Spike & Suzy. The publication order is different, so the numbering gets screwed up when you combine the two series. If you really feel you must combine them for some reason (DON'T!), then the original Dutch series' numbering ought to be retained.

Note: do NOT combine with Spike & Suzy. The publication order is different, so the numbering gets screwed up when you combine the two series. If you really feel you must combine them for some reason (DON'T!), then the original Dutch series' numbering ought to be retained.

The Epic Cycle is a collection of Ancient Greek poems relating to the Trojan war. The remaining two epics are the Iliad and the Odyssey, both traditionally ascribed to Homer. The other poems, by various authors, are all lost. (Note that most scholars do not include the Homeric works in the Epic Cycle, so this list is a bit silly.)