Le Chat
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Le Chat (French for "the cat") is a comic strip by the Belgian cartoonist Philippe Geluck. One page in length, it appears weekly in the "Victor" supplement of Belgian newspaper Le Soir.
The title character, le Chat, first appeared in 1984. He is an adult, human-sized, anthropomorphic cat. Most of the strips have le Chat in some humorous situation expressing his point of view. For Le Chat's 20th anniversary in 2004, Le Soir allowed Geluck to illustrate that day's entire newspaper.
An exhibition of Le Chat's history (and that of his creator), "Le Chat s'Expose", was first held at the Autoworld Motor Museum in Brussels in Spring 2004, and has since toured Europe. It was most recently (March-October 2006) at Les Champs Libres in Rennes.
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