Timeline of Major Stories
| Artist | Scenarist | Year* | FR title | NL title | EN title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raymond Macherot | Macherot | 1959 | Les enquêtes du colonel Clifton | De onderzoekingen van kolonel Clifton | |
| Macherot | Macherot | 1960 | Clifton à New York | Clifton in New York | |
| Macherot | Macherot | 1960 | Clifton et les espions | Clifton en de spionnen | |
| Jo-El Azara | Greg | 1969 | Les lutins diaboliques | De duivelse dwergen | |
| Turk | De Groot | 1970 | Le mystère de la voix qui court | Het geheim van de rennende stem | |
| Turk | De Groot | 1972 | Le voleur qui rit | De lachende dief | The laughing thief |
| Turk | De Groot | 1974 | Alias Lord X | Alias Lord X | |
| Turk | De Groot | 1975 | Sir Jason | Sir Jason | |
| Turk | De Groot | 1976 | Ce cher Mr Wilkinson | Dear Mr Wilkinson | My Dear Wilkinson |
| Turk | De Groot | 1978 | 7 jours pour mourir | 7 dagen om te sterven | 7 days to die |
| Turk | De Groot | 1979 | Atout...coeur! | Hartkloppingen! | |
| Turk | De Groot | 1980 | Une panthère pour le colonel | Een panter voor de kolonel | |
| Turk | De Groot | 1982 | Weekend à tuer | Weekend om te doden | |
| Turk | De Groot | 1983 | Kidnapping | Kidnapping | Kidnapping |
| Bédu | De Groot | 1984 | Passé composé | Uit de oude doos | |
| Bédu | De Groot | 1986 | La mémoire brisée | Geheugenverlies | |
| Bédu | De Groot | 1987 | Dernière scéance | Laatste voorstelling | |
| Bédu | De Groot | 1990 | Matoutou-falaise | Matoutou-falaise | |
| Bédu | Bédu | 1991 | Le clan Mc Gregor | De Mc Gregor clan | |
| Bédu | Bédu | 1992 | Mortelle saison | Een fataal spel | |
| Bédu | Bédu | 1995 | Le baiser du cobra | De kus van de cobra | |
| Rodrigue | De Groot | 2003 | Jade | Jade | Jade |
| Rodrigue | De Groot | 2005 | Lune noire | Zwarte maan | Black Moon |
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