Red Ears
Red Ears (Dutch: Rooie Oortjes, French: Blagues Coquines) is a Belgian adult comic book series launched by Dany in 1990. He started with commercial drawings and then moved on to comics. The series is published by Joker Editions.
Red Ears
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- 1990
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Key facts
• Title — Red Ears • Creator — Dany and others (see list below) • Syndicate — Éditions Joker • Genre — Erotic comics, Gag-a-day • First — 1990
Concept
Concept
The books consist of several one-page-long gag-a-day comics, sometimes gag cartoons too, about women and men in erotic situations, usually nude or almost nude. It can be classified as dirty jokes, black comedy and soft pornography. As of 2012, 25 books have been published in the series by various cartoonists and script writers. Dany drew the first six books under the name "Ca vous intéresse?" ("Does that interest you"). The series has no recurring characters.
Contributors
Contributors
• Edouard Aidans (under the pen name "Hardan") • Dany • Bob de Groot • Bruno Di Sano • Didgé (under the pen name "Bloody") • Gürcan Gürsel • Hermann • Josep Marti • Jean-Claire Stibane (under the pen name "Gutsy") • Tibet • Tino
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Red Ears is associated with Belgium.
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q2343060: Red Ears
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- “Red Ears”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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The Encyclopedia exists whether or not anything is for sale. Corrections are recorded rather than overwritten, and every version of this record is kept. Published 17 August 2026.
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