You’ll also find the words “ exijo una explicación” (I demand an explanation) whenever things don’t go the way they were supposed to.

The story changes from comic to comic But something common in them is that, in the end, someone always faints after being the victim of a funny, embarrassing, or silly situation. Unlike Mafalda, Condorito cannot be described that simply. It was published for the first time in Chile on August 9th, 1949. This Spanish comic was created by René Ríos Boettiger (also known as Pepo). Condorito translates to “little condor” in English. CondoritoĬondorito is one of the most famous Spanish comics. Tell me what good comes from being a kid if they don’t let you grow! -What plans do you have for the spring, Miguelito? -Living. Don’t crawl through the floor because you’ll destroy your clothes. Tan chiquito y ya tan organizado.ĭon’t run with your new shoes because you’ll wear them away! Don’t jump over the couch because you’ll destroy it. ¡No corrás con los zapatos nuevos que los desgastás! ¡No saltés sobre el sofá que lo destrozás! ¡No te arrastrés por el piso que despedazás la ropa! ¡Decime de qué te sirve ser niño, si no te dejan crecer! -¿Qué planes tenés esta primavera, Miguelito? -Vivir. The little girl pictures herself as an interpreter when she grows up working for the UN helping build a better world and achieving world peace.Ĭheck Quino’s website to read a bit about Mafalda! She likes to defy her elders and question them and their legacy. This comic follows the adventures of Mafalda a little girl who is concerned about mankind and world peace. It was created by Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón (better known as Quino) in Argentina in 1964. Mafalda is one of the most popular Spanish comics in Latin America. Here, I provide 15 awesome Spanish comics ( cómics o historietas) to read online: 1. Technology has advanced a lot since 1837, now you can find comic books online, some of them, even in Spanish. He published it all the way back in 1837. The very first comic book is called “The Adventures of Obadiah Oldbuck” and is credited to the Swiss: Rudolph Töppfer. What do you think about when you hear the word “comic book”? Probably: Batman, Superman, Antman, Wonderwoman or some other superhero, right? These ones are very famous indeed, but they started gaining popularity nearly 100 years after the very first comic book appeared. Jby Javier Grazioso Our Top Picks 0 comments 15 Best Spanish Comics to Read Online

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