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Cartoonists show solidarity with Belgium Cartoonists have shown their solidarity with Belgium by picking up their pens in a move that echoes the response to the Charlie Hebdo terror attacks in Paris.

French newspaper Le Monde published a poignant image of a weeping French flag with a human face putting his arm around his Belgian neighbour. #Bruxelles #Brussels Voici les premiers hommages des dessinateurs et internautes

March 22, 2016 And a picture of beloved Belgian fictional hero Tintin crying as he reads a newspaper reporting on the explosions in Brussels has been circulated on Twitter.

Another image shows the character shedding tears coloured in the black, yellow and red of the Belgian national flag. One cartoonist sketched the famous Manneken Pis - the renaissance bronze sculpture of a little boy urinating into a fountain in the centre of Brussels - peeing on to a gun.