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  1. 01-25-2008, 03:34 #1
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    Hello guys, I've found some comics in english of Mafalda. Those comics are from Quino, an important artist of Argentina. Mafalda reflects with humour the global situation in the '60ies, but it can be used to the day of today. I sometimes laugh with this comic, and I thought it was a good idea to share it with you.







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    Haha, the second one is great...
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    Well the Vatican doesn't have a very good track record on fostering world peace.
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    Pope: Total War? It just doesn't have that same ring to it as the other titles in the series.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Evil_Maniac From Mars
    Pope: Total War? It just doesn't have that same ring to it as the other titles in the series.
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    I mean there probably wouldn't be as great a Total War series of games if we had nothing but peaceful Papas.


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    I read some Mafalda, ages ago. Didn't care very much for it, to be honest.

    It never ocurred to me that it is Argentinian. I knew it was from someplace, but I never wondered about where. Actually, until two minutes ago I somewhat assumed Mafalda was Portugese. Don't know why, strange.
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