Comic mortadelo y filemon

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La serie utiliza con frecuencia el humor slapstick, por el que los personajes sufren constantemente percances, como caídas de altura, explosiones y aplastamiento por objetos pesados. Gracias a la física de los dibujos animados, los efectos rara vez duran más de un panel.

Mort y Phil son un par de idiotas, y no importa el tipo de misión que se les asigne, siempre se las arreglan para equivocarse. Los resultados son casi siempre extremadamente violentos, y la mayoría de las veces dirigidos a Phil. En la T.I.A. (tía, una parodia de la CIA), que lucha contra «organizaciones enemigas» como R.A.N.A. («rana») o A.B.U.E.L.A. («abuela»), se relacionan con su jefe, el malhumorado superintendente Vicente; con el profesor Bacterio, un científico desastroso de barba negra que parodia al Q de James Bond; y con la gorda y rubia secretaria Ofelia, parodia de Moneypenny, cuyos intentos de seducir a Mort o Phil siempre fracasan.

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Mortadelo and Filemón are doing some activity, which is interrupted by the Superintendent or by an agent, more specifically Agent Bestiájez (sometimes even by an animal). Both of them end up going to the T.I.A. through passages with a code.

In 2003, on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the first publication of the characters, several newspapers offered this series on DVD, each consisting of three or four depending on the occasion, weekly by buying the newspaper and disbursing a certain amount of money following a different order to the series, also coincided with the film adaptation. The duration of the DVDs is between 75 and 100 minutes. Some of the newspapers were:

In June 2006 the complete series was put on DVD divided into 6 separate packs each consisting of five or four episodes, the order they follow is different from the order used in the series.[6][7][8][8][9][10][11]

The series was awarded the Zapping Award for best in-house animated series in 2004, as well as being a finalist in the 1995 TP de Oro Awards and being named the best children’s program in the IV Foro del Espectador Awards.[13][14

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Between 1965 and 1970 a series of animated short films about Mortadelo y Filemón were made, produced by the Vara Studios.[16] Although the animators’ intention was to create a television series, they did not have the capacity to make as many episodes as the medium demanded, so the 16 short films that were created were divided into two movies[17] (see Cinema section), each short film has an approximate duration of 6 minutes. They are independent and original, since they are not based on any comic strip that has appeared so far.

The comics have also been taken to the cinema with real characters in La gran aventura de Mortadelo y Filemón, released in 2003, directed by Javier Fesser and starring Benito Pocino in the role of Mortadelo and Pepe Viyuela in the role of Filemón.[20] His second film, Mortadelo y Filemón, was released in 2003.

His second film, Mortadelo y Filemón. Misión: Salvar la Tierra, was released in 2008 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the characters. Pepe Viyuela repeats as Filemón, but Mortadelo this time was played by Eduard Soto (known for the character of El Neng de Castefa) due to disagreements with the actor who had previously played the character, Benito Pocino.[21] The film’s second film, Mortadelo y Filemón, was released in 2008 as a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the characters.

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The first long story is El sulfato atómico (Gran Pulgarcito, 27-01-1969 to 30-06-1969). In this comic, the drawing style is unusually detailed, with clear influences of the Franco-Belgian school, especially Franquin. This style was relaxed, returning to the usual sober line in the following adventures of 1969.

Another difference is that the stories now have references to the present day, which would give reason to call the first adventures classics, whose stories are more timeless. In addition, the use of scatological and repeated gags from other albums increases, including some apocryphal ones. It should be noted that adventures made by other authors are called «apocryphal».