Comics Show me comic book characters that were created by their countries. I'll start with my favorite Brazilian diva.

[Lod 10]

 

[SinAkuma]

it is a Greek comic about 3 greek children during the occupation and their struggle against German, Italian and Bulgarian fascists.
it was going on for 15 years.

 

[Grumpy_Old_Man]

Mr. Pipa, a manager from the football comic Barrabases:

 

[Lod 10]

É uma história em quadrinhos grega sobre três crianças gregas durante a ocupação e sua luta contra os fascistas alemães, italianos e búlgaros.
Isso já durava 15 anos.

EUI didn't know that existed, it sounds like a good story, I'll try it later.

 

[SinAkuma]

EUI didn't know that existed, it sounds like a good story, I'll try it later.

i dont know if you can find that translated because it is from Greece.
but if you find it enjoy it my friend.

 

[Lod 10]

Não sei se você consegue encontrar isso traduzido, pois é da Grécia.
Mas se você encontrar, aproveite, meu amigo.

E então, se vocêAnd then, if you find a Brazilian comic book that I showed you, read that the name is Turma da Mônica (Monica's Gang). Look for the name in English.It's a very good story that has been around for a long time, and the writer is still alive.

 

[SinAkuma]

E então, se vocêAnd then, if you find a Brazilian comic book that I showed you, read that the name is Turma da Mônica (Monica's Gang). Look for the name in English.It's a very good story that has been around for a long time, and the writer is still alive.

I know that comic Monica and if i remember it had a game adaptation?

 

[Lod 10]

Conheço a banda desenhada Monica e, se não me engano, teve uma adaptação para jogo?

EUI think there's a Monica's Gang game in the repository that's a hack they made back when Monica and the Dragon's Castle was playing.

 

[Questless Knight]

 

[Cu1tur3D_Gam3R]

This charming Southern Belle.

 

[qw90700]

My country never produced a comic, though the closest thing we have as a comic is pictured books for little kids to read. But European comics like Martin Mystere from Italy was very popular!!!:

He drives Ferrari, uses some ancient gun from Atlantis, and his side-kick is a Neanderthal person. He investigates urban legends from aliens to Bermuda Triangle!!! This is what we had before X-Files yo lol.

Other than this Spider-Man comic was popular too. It's da Spider-Man when he had crush on Gwen (No Mary Jane) and he had to invent spider-web device to even swing, and every issue he would fight with other costumed freaks like he is!!!! But it was boring. Bad is bad to be bad, good is good to be good. I dislike generic hero-villain shit, but it had meme moments like some mutant accidentally breaks a door knob while trying to open it because he is so strong wow and people trying to shoot some mutants and one of the guy explains the obvious "He runs so fast we can't shoot him" duuh motherfucker. Teen me thought "Americans need a Captain Obvious to state what is obvious lol". And when we look at da Italian comic IQ is over 9000!!!! lol

I was never a comic reader so all I read was Martin Mystere because it was beyond usual comics. It spoke to me soul you know!!!! I was lucky to born in my country when European stuff was popular and a sign of "being elite" and thanks to this stupid mentality I could experience Martin Mystere, otherwise we would stuck reading some local books written long time ago and they are very stupid and generic lol.

 

[Lod 10]

Essa encantadora dama do Sul.
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VaRogue is a classic mutant; I liked the X-Men Evolution version.

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Meu país nunca produziu uma história em quadrinhos, embora o mais próximo que tenhamos disso sejam livros ilustrados para crianças pequenas. Mas quadrinhos europeus como Martin Mystère, da Itália, eram muito populares!!!

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Ele dirige uma Ferrari, usa uma arma antiga da Atlântida e seu parceiro é um neandertal. Ele investiga lendas urbanas, de alienígenas ao Triângulo das Bermudas!!! Isso é o que tínhamos antes de Arquivo X, cara, rsrs.

Além disso, essa HQ do Homem-Aranha também era popular. Era a do Homem-Aranha quando ele tinha uma queda pela Gwen (sem a Mary Jane) e precisava inventar um dispositivo de teia para conseguir se balançar, e em todas as edições ele lutava com outros malucos fantasiados como ele!!!! Mas era chato. O mal é mau por ser mau, o bem é bom por ser bom. Eu detesto essas coisas genéricas de herói e vilão, mas tinha momentos engraçados, tipo um mutante quebrando a maçaneta da porta sem querer porque é muito forte, uau, e um cara tentando atirar em alguns mutantes e um deles explicando o óbvio: "Ele corre tão rápido que não conseguimos atirar nele", duh, filho da puta. Eu, adolescente, pensava: "Os americanos precisam de um Capitão Óbvio para dizer o óbvio, rsrs". E quando olhamos para os quadrinhos italianos, o QI é mais de 9000!!!! rsrs

Eu nunca fui leitor de quadrinhos, então tudo que eu lia era Martin Mystère porque era algo além dos quadrinhos comuns. Falava com a minha alma, sabe?! Tive a sorte de nascer no meu país quando as coisas europeias eram populares e um sinal de "ser da elite", e graças a essa mentalidade boba eu pude experimentar Martin Mystère, caso contrário, estaríamos presos lendo alguns quadrinhos locais escritos há muito tempo, que são muito bobos e genéricos, rsrs.

EUI've heard of him, and he even has a cartoon from the 2000s that I watched recently when I was a kid.

 

[Isegrim]

Unfortunately, the state of local comics in my country (Philippines) has deteriorated over the years but this is one of my childhood favorites. The character's name is Asiong Aksaya created by Larry Alcala - aksaya meaning...waste. The character is sort of an anti role model/how-not-to-do-it character when it comes to waste which he does to an exaggerated degree. He was IMO inspired by the energy crisis in the 70's.

 

[Lod 10]

Infelizmente, a qualidade dos quadrinhos locais no meu país (Filipinas) piorou bastante ao longo dos anos, mas este é um dos meus favoritos da infância. O nome do personagem é Asiong Aksaya, criado por Larry Alcala – aksaya significa... desperdício. O personagem é uma espécie de anti-modelo/exemplo de como não se deve fazer algo quando se trata de desperdício, que ele pratica de forma exagerada.

AquiHere in Brazil we have another character, the one I showed you, whose name is Captain Ugly. She wants to pollute everything and turn the world into a place with little education and lots of dirt.

 

[Bakuma1997]

BEHOLD! The Mexican Simpsons

 

[Lod 10]

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EIS AÍ! Os Simpsons Mexicanos

Ele tinhaHow many editions were there? Sorry, in which language were you posting these topics so I could learn about everyone's culture?

 

[Isegrim]

I think my main exposure to Monica's gang was the Dragon's Trap mod that changed the characters into ones from the comic.

 

[Lod 10]

Acho que meu principal contato com a turma da Monica foi através do mod Dragon's Trap, que transformava os personagens em versões dos quadrinhos.

AulaMonica's Gang exists and has captivated generations.

 

[csanjuro]

 

[NotReallyHere]

Seems like cheating, to try and distill all of the characters from the UK's 2000 AD down to one choice... but I've always been partial to Judge Anderson. The lifelong back-and-forth with Judge Death is something that never gets old to my inner nerd

 

[Bandini]

Argentina
El Cazador/ The Hunter by Jorge Lucas. Created in the late 80s and rebooted inthe 90s it´s a mix of gore, violence, sex, social parody, a very dark scatologic humor and b movie refferences. It´s hilarious and graphicaly really well done.

Diego Maradona is the only person that Cazador likes. In this story Diego takes him to DisneyLand. He got airsickness