Greece
- O Κόκκορας / The Rooster - 1981, created by Arkas
- Show Business - 1983, created by Arkas
- Ξυπνάς Μέσα Μου Το Ζώο / You Bring Out the Animal in Me - 1985, created by Arkas
- Μετά την καταστροφή / After the Destruction - 1986, created by Arkas
- Φάε το κερασάκι / Eat the Cherry - 1987, created by Arkas
- Ο Παντελής Και Το Λιοντάρι / Pantelis and the Lion - 1987, created by Arkas
- Αταίριαστοι Έρωτες / Ιncongruous Love - 1988, created by Arkas
- Ο Ισοβίτης / The Lifer - 1988, created by Arkas
- Χαμηλές Πτήσεις / Flying Starts - 1991, created by Arkas
- Καστράτο / Castrato - 1995, created by Arkas
- Πειραματόζωα / Animal Testing - 1998, created by Arkas
- Ο καλός λύκος / The Big Good Wolf - 1998, created by Arkas
- Η Ζωή Μετά / The Hereafter - 1999, created by Arkas
- Οι Συνομήλικοι / Peers, created by Arkas
- Θηρία Ενήμερα, created by Arkas
- Το Μικρό και το Μεγάλο / The Small and the Big, created by Arkas
- Επικίνδυνα Νερά / Dangerous Waters, created by Arkas
- Blood Opera - 2004, created by Ilias Kyriazis
- Blockbuster, created by Ilias Kyriazis
- Turta - 2006, created by Ilias Kyriazis and Tassos Papaioannou
- Manifesto - 2005, created by Ilias Kyriazis
- Manifesto 2 - 2009, created by Ilias Kyriazis
- Μια καρδιά για τον Λεοντόκαρδο / Falling for Lionheart - 2011, created by Ilias Kyriazis
- Galaxia, created by Manos Lagouvardos
- Logicomix - 2008, created by Apostolos Doxiades, Christos Papadimitriou, Alekos Papadatos and Annie Di Donna
- Giant-size Fascists, created by Con
- Κρακ Κόμικς / Crack Comis, created by Tasos Maragkos
- Apocalypse Mode On - 2010, created by Giorgos Kampadaes
- Ύψιλον / Ypsilon - 2004, created by Vasilis Chilas and Thanos Kollias
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Famous quotes containing the word greece:
“Tell Greece that her spring has been taken out of her year.”
—Herodotus (c. 484–424 B.C.)
“When a man hath no freedom to fight for at home,
Let him combat for that of his neighbors;
Let him think of the glories of Greece and of Rome,
And get knocked on the head for his labors.”
—George Gordon Noel Byron (1788–1824)