Editing Culture of the Netherlands (section)

===Comic strips===
{{main|Dutch comics}}
The Dutch have a distinct [[comics|comic book]] tradition as well. Although there is an abundance of Flemish, [[Franco-Belgian comics|Franco-Belgian]], and US comics, they also created their own. Examples are [[Agent 327|Secret agent 327]] and [[Storm (Don Lawrence)|Storm]], written by [[Martin Lodewijk]] and [[Jack, Jacky and the Juniors]] by [[Jan Kruis]], as well as cartoons with a more literary style, like [[Viking]] series ''[[Eric de Noorman]]'' by [[Hans G. Kresse]] and ''Tom Poes & Heer Bommel'' ([[Tom Puss]]/[[Oliver B. Bumble]]) created by [[Marten Toonder]]. The nations love of football also translated into comics, like [[Roel Dijkstra]] and ''F.C. Knudde''.

Children's comic book series [[Miffy]] (Dutch: ''Nijntje'') by [[Dick Bruna]] has been published in over 50 languages,<ref name=Telegraph>{{cite news |url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/donotmigrate/3557810/Dick-Bruna-creator-of-the-Miffy-books-talks-about-his-life-and-work.html |title=Dick Bruna, creator of the Miffy books, talks about his life and work |date=31 July 2008 |newspaper=[[The Daily Telegraph]] |access-date=18 September 2010 |location=London |first=H. |last=Harrod}}</ref> and predates the similarly drawn [[Hello Kitty]] by over ten years.