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tumdownfarm · 4 months
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Found on Instagram.
Semi-forgotten Walter Lantz characters, 'Space Mouse' and 'Windy & Breezy' feature in a couple of Spanish Woody Woodpecker comics in 2004.
Could they have been proposed to return in the 1999 Woody Woodpecker animated series as well...? 🤔
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kekwcomics · 2 years
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Super Heroes presenta #40 LA COSA V EL HOMBRE COSA (Ediciones Vertice, 1976)
A Spanish re-presentation of Marvel Two-in-One #1
A different-but-similar cover to the original -- no idea who the artist is, I'm afraid.
POSTSCRIPT: Just been told the artist was Rafael López.
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codgod · 8 months
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actual designs for that venom/symbiote au idea i had. mariana’s kinda just some guy lol
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bonus doodles for people that care to open the readmore :p
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nazliwrites · 8 months
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Not all book characters are my boyfriends. Some are best friends. Some crime partner. Some comfort zone. Some secret sharing sisters. Some protective brothers. Some I hate. Some I love. Some mother. Some father. But they all are definitely my family.
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useless-catalanfacts · 9 months
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If I say the word "barrufet", nowadays all Catalan speakers will think of these guys:
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The famous Belgian comic book and cartoon Les Schtroumpfs (translated to English as The Smurfs) was translated to Catalan for the first time in 1967, and the translator chose the name would be Els Barrufets.
The translator, Albert Jané, got the name "barrufet" from a being in Catalan mythology. The original barrufets in mythology are tiny wind elves or tiny wind demons.
In Spanish, the translation is Los Pitufos, which also comes from Catalan culture. These comic books were translated to Spanish for the first time in 1969, and the translator who made it is a Catalan man named Miguel Agustí. He decided to base the translation on the Catalan fairytale about a boy called Patufet who was born as small as a coin and who eventually hides from the rain under a lettuce and gets eaten by a cow, but later escapes in a fart.
In fact, Patufet is usually drawn wearing the traditional Catalan clothes that men used to wear in the 1800s, including the iconic traditional Catalan hat (the barretina). My guess is that being tiny and wearing this hat is what made him connect The Smurfs and Patufet.
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Patufet is one of the most famous children's stories in Catalonia, but I don't think Spanish people know it (unless they watched Les tress bessones/The Triplets maybe?). If there are any Spanish people reading this who have never lived in Catalonia, could you please comment or add in the tags if you knew Patufet's story?
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paintermagazine · 7 months
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‘Buzz Rightleer’
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Original artist: ‘Cubero’
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lilysmemeblog135 · 1 month
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New book cover that I never told anyone for a long time ago.
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100th post anniversary!!!
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🌙NEW INFO 2024☀️
This project of Eclipsed is still on going. But I'll release the first half on the 1st of April.
The pages of the story will be publish each week.
You can find it in English, Spanish and Catalan.
If you want to show your support and see the concept art.
Take a look and I hope you like it.
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chernobog13 · 9 days
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That summer young Godzilla worked as a Lyft driver.
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kimjimagery · 4 months
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I did some more research on the movie Goomer (1999) because it intrigues me, I wanted to find out more about it then I stumbled across one of the artists who worked on it and I found this!
If this is true that means that this movie started out as a series but then they changed it to be one movie which would explain these missing clips that I saw on YouTube but only the people who worked on this film can confirmed this.
If anyone else have seen this movie un edited with theses clips please let me know.
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rptv1 · 9 months
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Robny el vagabundo en 'Sentencia de Muerte'
(Robny the vagabond/bum in 'Death Sentence')
by Juan Boix, 1976
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graphicpolicy · 2 months
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Preview: Blue Beetle #8 Spanish Language
Blue Beetle #8 preview. With Jaime back in Palmera City, he's faced with picking up the pieces from his battle with the Blood Scarab. #comics #comicbooks #bluebeetle
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nazliwrites · 8 months
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“You know how people say ‘just one more chapter’, I say ‘just one more book’ before starting any important task and that’s why I am always late.”
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silvensei · 2 years
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Had a fantastic fic-writing experience when my brother visited
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paintermagazine · 1 year
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‘Shouldn’t we all?’
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Original artist: Jordi Bernet
‘Torpedo’ comics
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rairii · 10 months
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Mafalda: A Comic Staple of Many A South American's Childhood
Mafalda is an Argentinian comic by artist Quino, and follows the life of six year old girl, Mafalda in Argentina. She worries about humanity, world peace, and war, and is both innocent and a bit cynical about the situation. I remember reading once that she represented the then young middle class of Argentina and their concerns.
I love it, and if you can find English versions of it, I implore you to read it. I always saw it as a plea for people to listen to each other more, using satire and humor to bring to life how apathy is the worst enemy to freedom, democracy, and fairness.
I was hit by nostalgia today, and decided to write this post to try and share the wonders of Mafalda with at least a few people.
I've found some already translated comics to share with you all:
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I checked online and there are a few of her books in English sold online! I should grab one... as soon as I have the money to do so.
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