Oh that's a different one. The Uzbek one is archived here:
www.comicsnews.org/comics/kosmi...

О, и тут вторую картинку тоже хочу. Но в этот раз знаю, зачем - поменяю на нее клипартовую обложку игры "Потеряно соединение со спутниками"

Можно ли выпросить у тебя хай-рез этого и использовать в будущем для обложки/анонсов ролевой игры? Не знаю, какой, но чую, пригодится. Некоммерчески, конечно.

Aaaand it's not a part of a series, so it's not eligible, see?

Danish strips by Bidstrup are A MUST.
Let's just say one of these was done much earlier than the well-known American one.

Russian wikipedia is obvs a good place to start

ru.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%98%...

and let's say that specific strip of our Клуб весёлых человечков where Thumbelina is introduced, thus adding a girl to the all-boy roster, was just reminded of it today :)

Going with single issues of a series or strip, I'd probably say (but I'm very much not a scholar!)
Смехотрон и полиглот попадают в переплет
Any issue of Окна РОСТа (political strips meant for outdoor posters)

You are always very dedicated and I'm a fan.
I should probably provide some ideas as to what you should pick, but I'm one of those people who, while born in USSR and living there still, was always more obsessed with foreign comics :))

Oh, I don't mean to demand or insult! It's just that it pains me that the familiar route "let's remember comics are not only Superheroes and manga" became a well-trod garden path of "Belgium, Britain and Mexico" and only incredibly rarely veers into USSR, the Balcans and the Baltics.

I'm no scholar, so I might be missing something, but only choosing serialized comics fully excludes comics of the USSR and soviet block, where apart from some strips in "Веселые картинки" comics were a one-and-done affair mostly, even in magazines.

Came to write exactly this same thing

Не уйдиния, а сгиния (сгиньпропадиния)

Like the character from the Black Hen story, or, like Susuwatari but Eastern European?

What you mean is that they are bad at (esoterically speaking) speaking esoterically.