Comics

The Smurfs have been unhappy with their meals lately as Chef Smurf keeps serving them up skimpy meals with a side of disappointment. When Chef Smurf suggests Papa Smurf to investigate the state of Farmer Smurf’s crops, they discover the root of the issue: the vegetables are wilted and stunted. But when Papa Smurf whips up a potion that works a bit too well, not even he can predict his Smurfs will smurf into vegetables! It’s attack of the Smurfing tomatoes as Smurf Village becomes one big farmer’s market.  Will this turn into a food fight? 

Celebrating over 60 years of SMURFS, Papercutz is all in continuing its long winning streak of SMURFS graphic novels. With an all-new animated TV series in the works, Papercutz continues to double-down and publish THE SMURFS comics that started it all. Here in “The Gambling Smurfs” we see the consequences of what happens after the Smurfs visit the Human world  and are inspired to try their little blue hands at games of chance. It starts as just a fun new hobby, but when the stakes are raised, the Smurfs fall into a vicious cycle of playing, betting, and losing, and playing again. Has the Smurfs Village become the new Sin City? It’s no big surprise that Gargamel is also around to take advantage of this unfortunate situation. Has Gargamel’s luck finally changed? Have the Smurfs finally lost? 

It’s the battle of the sexes SMURFS-STYLE! An all-new adventure….with the characters from Smurfs: The Lost Village! It all starts with the Great Smurftree Games in Smurfy Grove, when the undefeated champion, Smurfstorm, takes on her toughest challenger ever- Hefty Smurf! There hasn’t been a competition this fierce since Bobby Riggs vs. Billy Jean King! But then things get even worse when the water supply dries up in the Village Behind the Wall, and the Smurfs have to solve the mystery of where all the water went. To complicate matters even more, Smurfblossom betrays her BFF because of a confusing love triangle! PLUS: Brainy Smurf actually gets something right! Papercutz presents the Smurfs, created by Peyo, in an all-new sequel to SMURFS: THE LOST VILLAGE….available only as a graphic novel. That’s all, Smurfs!

Stop the presses! Blue Journalism is coming to the Smurfs Village. When word of mouth stories get distorted being passed along from Smurf to Smurf, Reporter Smurf is on the scene to get the scoop and report the facts! But what happens when the newspaper airs the village’s dirty laundry for all to read? One reader is more than ready to believe what he sees in print…and his name is Gargamel! 

The beautiful and enigmatic (not to mention blue) Smurfette makes her debut in this collection of the original Smurfs comics by Peyo. Known in America primarily for the hit 80s animated TV series and the hit movies, many Smurfs fans don’t realize that the Smurfs originally appeared in comics. Now the Smurfs are back in SMURF-TASTIC comic adventures. Featuring the classic stories “The Smurfette,” “The Smurfs and the Egg,” and “The Smurfs and the Howlibird” and many more!

Papercutz is proud to present the original Smurfs comics by Peyo. Known in America primarily for the hit 80s animated TV series and the hit movies, many Smurfs fans don’t realize that the Smurfs originally appeared in comics. Now the Smurfs are back in SMURF-TASTIC comic adventures. Featuring the classic stories “The Purple Smurfs,” “The Smurfs and the Magic Flute,” and “The Smurf King,” and many more!

When Papa Smurf is away, the Smurfs will play! Handy Smurf has invented some machines to ease the burden of the hard-working Smurfs (not including Lazy Smurf!). Soon, the whole Village is interested in these inventions that improve the quality of life. Seduced by the easy life, The Smurfs rely more and more on these robots to perform their daily tasks, however small they may be. Will the Village survive the occupation of these high-functioning robots? 

Smurf vs. Smurf and Smurf Soup get the Anthology treatment! While Papa Smurf works in his laboratory, two Smurfs begin arguing about the proper use of the word “smurf.” Smurfs that live in the northern part of the village use it as a verb (as in “bottle smurfer”), while the southerners use it as a noun (as in “smurf opener”). Without Papa Smurf around to calm things down, the argument quickly escalates until the northern and southern smurfs divide themselves along the village lines! Plus, another never-before-seen Johan & Peewit comic, featuring the Smurfs! 

The Smurfs have always had their blue hands full dealing with the ever-present threat of the wicked Gargamel, but what happens when his twin brother, his cousin, and his three young identical nephews get into the act? The answers will surprise you! Plus: 120 Smurfs gags to enjoy, featuring all your favorite Smurfs! Pierre Culliford, creator of the world-famous Smurfs, was also the creator of such wonderful characters as Johan, a brave page and knight-in-training, and Benny Breakiron, a young French boy with powers far beyond those of mortal children. In “The master of RoucyBeuf,” Johan helps free a village that’s been held in the grip of a mysterious tyrant. Benny Breakiron tackles his strangest foe – a seemingly innocent little old lady known as “Madame Aldophine,” who has been on a terrible crime spree! Smurfologist Matt. Murray offers further insights into Peyo’s work adn these amazing characters in his informative, fact-filled, and fun introductions. Truly these are the smurfiest comics you may ever smurf! 

An all-new graphic novel featuring five stories that tie in to the new SMURFS animated movie! The world of the Smurfs expands as a Brainy Smurf, Smurfette, Hefty Smurf and Clumsy Smurf discover a new village filled with an entire population of new Smurflike creatures! A whole new world of challenges and adventures awaits the Smurfs! 

All’s not well in Smurfs Village. Someone is actually proposing to build an actual wall around the Smurfs Village! Can you imagine any smurf saying such a crazy thing? Well, it all started when Papa Smurf observed that his Smurfs were fighting with each other and he concluded something needed to be done. And that’s when the trouble started. Papa Smurf creates negative versions of all the Smurfs. They’re just like the regular Smurfs except their clothes is a little darker and they don’t have any of the good qualities of the real Smurfs. For example, a black-haired Smurfette has all of Smurfette’s bad habits, and none of what’s good about Smurfette! When the Smurfs meet the so-called “Grey Smurfs,” they want to be friends. But the Grey Smurfs are only interested in going to war against the Smurfs, conquering them, and turning them all into their slaves. Can Papa Smurf fix this mess he created? 

One of the most dramatic Smurfs adventures ever begins with the animals fleeing the forest because of a deadly forest fire. The Smurfs attempt to extinguish the fire, but after several attempts fail, Papa Smurf makes a selfless decision to blow up the Smurf Dam. It succeeds in putting out the fire, but destroys the Smurf Village and all of Farmer Smurf’s crops. The Smurfs travel north to another part of the forest to procure food, but while they’re away, their nemesis, Gargamel stumbles upon the wreckage of the Smurfs Village. Gargamel concludes the Smurfs must’ve relocated, and that wonders if he’ll ever see the Smurfs again. But the Smurfs do return to their village and are startled to see Gargamel’s footprints. As if that wasn’t bad enough, the Smurfs sense they are being watched—and they are! Not by Gargamel, but by the Wild Smurf—a Smurf that was once lost and raised in the forest. How do the Smurfs possibly survive losing their homes, and losing the security of knowing that Gargamel couldn’t ever find their village before, while attempting to deal with a totally uncivilized Smurf?