Exhibition "CLING! Comics Talk Cash" Monnaie de Paris from April 10, 2026 to September 6, 2026.

Q: How many works are displayed in the exhibition?

The exhibition brings together more than 250 works , including original comic pages, rare documents, objects related to the world of comics, and various visual materials.

Q: How long does a visit take?

The average visit lasts between 1 hour and 1 hour 30 minutes , depending on how much time visitors spend exploring the works.

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The exhibition CLING! Comics Talk Cash at the Monnaie de Paris explores the relationship between money and comics through more than 250 works and iconic characters. This original journey reveals how comics portray wealth, power, and adventure through humor, social critique, and imagination.

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What to expect

Exhibition CLING! Comics Talk Cash

The exhibition CLING! Comics Talk Cash offers a unique cultural experience in the heart of Paris. Through an immersive and richly illustrated journey, visitors discover how the world of comics approaches the themes of money, wealth, and power. Blending humor, social critique, and adventure, this exhibition highlights the role money has played in comic book storytelling for generations.

Held in a prestigious setting, the exhibition brings together exceptional works and immerses visitors in a fascinating dialogue between the imagination of comic artists and economic reality. It is an ideal opportunity for comic enthusiasts, curious visitors, and families to discover original comic pages, rare illustrations, and contemporary creations centered around a universal theme: our relationship with money.

A Dive into the World of Comics and Money

Money has always occupied a special place in comic book stories. Hidden treasures, colossal fortunes, spectacular heists, and quests for wealth are recurring themes that fuel the adventures of many famous characters. The exhibition CLING! Comics Talk Cash explores this fascinating relationship through a rich and accessible journey.

As they move through the exhibition, visitors discover how creators use money as a narrative driving force. In some stories, it represents the dream of adventure and the search for distant treasures. In others, it becomes a symbol of power, corruption, or social inequality. Comics thus offer both a playful and critical perspective on the way society perceives wealth and value.

The exhibition places nearly two centuries of graphic creation into perspective, showing how representations of money in comics have evolved over time.

Iconic Heroes of the Ninth Art

One of the great pleasures of this exhibition is encountering emblematic characters who have shaped the history of comics. Visitors will recognize several famous figures whose adventures are often linked to money, treasures, or incredible fortunes.

From explorers searching for lost riches to eccentric billionaires, ingenious adventurers, and clever swindlers, these characters illustrate different facets of the relationship between money and imagination. Their presence in the exhibition allows visitors to rediscover iconic scenes and explore the many ways comics address this universal theme.

These heroes, drawn from a variety of graphic traditions, also demonstrate the diversity of international comics, whether Franco-Belgian comics, American comic books, or other influential graphic styles.

More Than 250 Works on Display

The exhibition brings together more than 250 pieces from a variety of collections. Visitors can admire original comic pages, rare illustrations, historic editions, and various objects related to the world of comics.

Some works reveal the artists’ creative process in remarkable detail, including preliminary sketches, original drawings, and graphic compositions. Others showcase the evolution of characters and stories across decades.

This rich collection offers a unique insight into the creativity of comic artists and the way they transform a universal subject such as money into material for adventure, humor, and reflection.

An Original Thematic Journey

To guide visitors through this exploration, the exhibition offers a route structured around different emblematic figures associated with money. Each section highlights a type of character or a typical situation frequently found in comic book narratives.

Visitors encounter treasure hunters, ingenious thieves, extravagant billionaires, and marginalized characters struggling to survive in a world dominated by money.

This organization helps illustrate how comics reflect the economic and social concerns of different eras while maintaining an entertaining and accessible dimension.

An Exhibition Enriched by Contemporary Artists

Alongside the historical works, several contemporary comic artists have been invited to create original pieces specifically designed for this exhibition. These creators provide a modern perspective on money and its influence on contemporary society.

Their contributions add an extra artistic dimension to the exhibition and demonstrate how comics continue to evolve and reinvent themselves.

A Historic Venue in the Heart of Paris

The exhibition takes place in a particularly symbolic location: Monnaie de Paris, situated on Quai de Conti in Paris’s 6th arrondissement. This historic site, dedicated for centuries to the production of French currency, provides the ideal setting for an exhibition devoted to the theme of money.

The exhibition galleries offer an elegant and spacious environment that perfectly showcases the works on display. Visitors therefore have the opportunity to discover both remarkable architectural heritage and an original cultural exhibition.

Visiting Hours

The exhibition is open for several months, offering many opportunities to plan a visit.

Visitors can access the exhibition:

from Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
with extended opening hours on Wednesdays until 9:00 p.m.

The museum is closed on Mondays.

These opening hours make it easy to plan a daytime or evening visit, whether for a cultural outing, a family activity, or an excursion with friends.

Prices and Reservations

Tickets for the exhibition are available from €14 per person. Specific rates may apply depending on the period or visitor category.

Advance booking is strongly recommended. The exhibition attracts a wide audience, particularly comic book enthusiasts and visitors to Paris. Reserving a ticket ensures access on the desired date and time while avoiding queues at the venue.

For groups, booking in advance also makes organizing the visit easier and ensures a more comfortable experience.

Why Book This Exhibition?

Booking a ticket for CLING! Comics Talk Cash is an excellent opportunity to discover comics from a fresh perspective. The exhibition combines culture, humor, and history while exploring a universal theme that affects everyone: the value of money and the way it influences adventures and characters.

Thanks to the richness of the works on display and the diversity of graphic universes represented, the visit offers an immersive experience that will appeal both to comic book enthusiasts and to visitors curious to discover a different kind of exhibition.

Whether for a cultural outing in Paris, a family activity, or an original artistic discovery, this exhibition promises a captivating experience at the heart of the imagination of the ninth art.

Booking now ensures a place to discover this unique exhibition and fully enjoy a journey that combines adventure, creativity, and reflection around comics and money.

Common questions

Where is the exhibition held?

The exhibition takes place at the Monnaie de Paris, a historic venue located in the heart of Paris and dedicated to the history of money and its production.

How many works are displayed in the exhibition?

The exhibition brings together more than 250 works, including original comic pages, rare documents, objects related to the world of comics, and various visual materials.

Which famous characters can be seen in the exhibition?

The exhibition features several iconic figures from international comics such as Tintin, Asterix, Lucky Luke, Batman, and Gaston Lagaffe.

What themes are explored in the exhibition?

The exhibition explores different aspects of money in comics: treasure-seeking adventurers, billionaires, thieves, gamblers, forgers, and other archetypes linked to wealth.

Does the exhibition include works by contemporary artists?

Yes, several contemporary comic book artists have been invited to create original works specifically for this exhibition, offering a modern perspective on the theme of money.

Is the exhibition suitable for families?

Yes, the exhibition is accessible to a wide audience. Comic fans, families, and curious visitors can all enjoy an engaging cultural experience.

How long does a visit take?

The average visit lasts between 1 hour and 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on how much time visitors spend exploring the works.

Why is the exhibition held at the Monnaie de Paris?

The Monnaie de Paris is a symbolic venue for exploring the theme of money. Bringing this historic institution together with the world of comics creates a unique dialogue between culture, economics, and imagination.

Do you need to book tickets in advance?

Online booking is recommended to ensure entry and avoid waiting times at the entrance, especially during busy periods.

How do you get to the Monnaie de Paris?

The museum is easily accessible by public transport, including metro, RER, and several nearby bus lines.

Who designed the exhibition?

The project was conceived by comics specialists and developed in collaboration with the Cité internationale de la bande dessinée et de l’image in Angoulême.

Why visit this exhibition?

This exhibition offers a unique cultural experience combining art, humor, and history. It provides a new perspective on comics by exploring how money shapes stories and characters in the ninth art.