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Mortadelo y Filemón

El primer comic es Mortadelo y Filemón. El origen es de España.
En general la historia es sobre dos personas: dos agentos secretos y ellos son muy torpes. Mortadelo y Filemón comenzaron solo como agente secreto y quieren trabajar para una agencia de información como jefe. Pero Filemón es más rápido y consiguió el trabajo. Más tarde se dispararon y ellos trabajan para una agencia secreta que se llama “T.I.A.”. T.I.A. (tante) es un parodia de C.I.A. Durante el trabajo para T.I.A. Filemón es el asistente y Mortadelo más el protagonista.
Las personas son muy torpes y arruinar la tarea más simple con la causa que el jefe está muy furioso.

Hay personas differentes por ejemplo:

Mortadelo es la persona más importante de la pareja. Lo esta inspirada en la pallabra ‘mortadella’ porque la persona parace una salchicha. Desde pequeño empezó su afición a los difraces. Hoy en día Mortadelos usa todavía su difraces para su trabajo. Tiene para cada situación un difraz. Mortadela era muy guapo y tenía pelo negro, pero tenía miedo de la calvicie. Estaba buscando una solución y una persona ‘profesor Bacterio’, un biólogo famoso, un invento para no tener que preocuparse jamás por caída del cabello. Por desgracia, el invento fracasado y ahora es calvo.

Filemón es el cerebro de la pareja, es el jefe y el compañero de mortadelo. La mayoría de las veces filemón tiene que cargar con las culpas por las meteduras de pata de mortadelo.

Esta persona es el jefe de mortadella y filemón. El nombre es Vicente.

EL PROFESOR BACTERIO Es el científico loco de la T.I.A. se pasa el tiempo inventando y haciendo experimentos para que los agentes puedan resolver mas fácilmente sus misiones.

La Señorita Ofelia es la secretaria del "Súper". Se trata de una rubia con mucho carácter que, aunque está algo rellenita, es muy coqueta.

Francisco Ibañez es el auto de la historia. Trabajá en el banco Español de Crédito después mas o menis veinte años dejá con este trabajo en 1957 se decide a dar el gran paso y se dedica exclusivamente a trabajar para la editorial Bruguera. La primera publicidad era en 1958. Ibanéz tuve durante su éxito publica muchas revistas con diferentes personajes. Y además Ibañez deja editorial Bruguera en 1985 y tras su paso por grijalbo entra en el año 1988 en ediciones B. donde Mortadelo y Filemon continuan con sus aventuras.

Mafalda
El 29 de Septiembre de 1964 debutó oficialmente como tira "Mafalda", en la revista "Primera Plana". El autor es: Joaquín Salvador Lavado y es un comic de argentina.
La historia es sobre una nina con su amigos y familia en la Argentina de mediados de los 60 y principios de los 70. Mafalda es una nina simpatico y atrevida pero no es una niña como otros niños. Mafalda se preocupa por todo lo que acontece en el mundo y no entiende como los adultos pueden llevarlo tan mal, pero siempre con la esperanza de que algun dia todo se arregle y se consiga la paz mundial. Es famosa en el mundo entero por la gracia de sus preguntas, la inocencia de su mundo y la altura de sus ideales.
LA PERSONA
Mafalda tiene 6 años y es una niña excepcional, ya que su curiosidad, visión del mundo. Está siempre preocupada con la humanidad, la paz, y los derechos humanos. Espera tener una carrera universitaria. Critica duramente a su madre y a su padre, porque muchas veces son algo pasivos. Ella tiene una cabeza abierta y propensa a filosofar a partir de cualquier hecho cotidiano. Le gustaría estudiar idiomas y trabajar de intérprete en las Naciones Unidas para contribuir a la paz mundial.
Las otras personas son:
Felipe es un niño imaginativo y es un amigo de Malfalda. Felipe siempre preocupado por su tarea porque nunca paga suficiente atención. Felipe tiene uno año más que Malfalda pero es más infantil que Mafalda.
Manoito es un amigo también. Él es el hijo del emigrante de España y propietario de una tienda. Manolito tiene mantiene algunas ideas capitalistas y odia toda competencia de otras tiendas. Sus mayores sueños son su propia cadena de supermercados.
Miguelito es el más ingenua del grupo de amigos, y también el más egocéntrico. Miguelito tiene algunas ideas autoritarias y crueles por su abuelo, quien siguió a Mussolini. Mafalda tiene padres y hermano y hermana.

Condorito
Condorito es una tira cómica y la persona vive en una ciudad ficticia llamada ‘Pelotillehue’ es un típico pueblo pequeño de provincia chilena. El tiene la intención de ser representación de los puebles latinoamericanos. La estructura del condorito es muy simple: cada página es una broma independiente. Las bromas son a menudo sexista o machista y no es adecuado para niños.
Una característica de Condorito es que el carácter casi siempre cae cuando tiene un momento embarazoso. Esto es a menudo acompañado de la palabra "plop”. Condorito fue creado por dibujante René Rios.
LA PERSONA
Condorito: El personaje principal, Condorito es un cóndor y es un poco ambicioso, pero también amable, leal, amable e ingenioso. Él es una especie de antihéroe que resuelve sus problemas usando su ingenio, no su talento o trabajo. Condorito es retratado como un tipo normal viviendo una vida humana.
Yayita: Yayita es la eterna novia de Condorito. Ella adora Condorito pero odia también porque Condorito no quiere hablar sobre matrimonio. Aunque Condorito le leva flores que corta del jardín de la casa donde vive Yayita con sus padres. Yayita es muy atractiva, tiene una carácter fuerte y está a veces celosa.
Don Chuma: es un buen amigo y más. Él es un hombre amable que ayuda a Condorito para resolver algunos problemas, especialmente problemas financieros. Él siempre tiene un cigarrillo y trabaja como carpintero.
Memín Pinguín
Memín Pinguín es un personaje de historieta creado por Yolanda Vargas Dulché en 1945 y dibujado por Sixto Valencia Burgos. El nombre está inspirado en el apodo de su esposo. Los personajes son inspirados por personas reales que ella había conocido: so novio y todos aquellos amigos. Los valores de amistad y familiares están en cada página y es de las pocas revistas que manejan el lenguaje “popular” mexicano en su forma más “limpia”.
LA PERSONA
Memín es un niño intranquilo que no es un buen estudiante, no por falta de inteligencia. Pero tiene problemas de concentración. Él ayuda a su madre y trabaja en la calle como vendedor de periódicos, y como un niño limpiabotas. Memín refleja la vida de un niño pobre de México.
Carlos: Es el miembro más fuerte y agresivo del grupo. Su madre es una trabajadora de clase media y su papá un hombre rico de negocios que los abandonó cuando Carlos era pequeño, pero regresa después con su madre y con el mismo Carlos para formar una familia unida nuevamente.
Ernesto: Es el miembro más pobre del grupo, pero es también, el más inteligente. Su padre es un carpintero, que durante un tiempo fue adicto a la bebida y es huérfano de madre puesto que murió cuando el era más pequeño.
Ricardo: Es el miembro más rico del grupo. Su padre decidió que sería mejor para él, para asistir a una escuela pública. Durante su tiempo a esta escuela Ricardo tuvo problemas con Carlos pero después el incidente todo está bien y es Ricardo un buen amigo. Él aprende el valor del trabajo de Memín, así como las realidades y dificultades de la vida.

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