Good morning, Mother? Good morning, Mother? Comonic dial of the sheath,
three, two, one Already welcome to a new episode of Good morning
Mother? Wait for our summer season here surviving the heat, the lack of
conciliation, the hours turned around. We are here with a new episode dedicated
to our novelties, to the novelties of children and youth comics that we bring
you, because practically every month more or less so that you have in s
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S. NS buys it prepared, the titles you can' t miss
for your little girl. I do not do it alone, of course,
because, in fact, the great protagonist of this section is my partner sem
Campón de and I, with this, with these beards, although it comes
without beard. Of course, it' s already summer season. There is
no beard, and that is the person who tells us, recommends us,
analyzes, disembowels the just and necessary news that are coming out in the previous
month and brings them to us every month, every program of and I with
these comics welcome in how you are hello, family, families, how you
are well, well, because here already with the summer entered to full.
So without complaining, we' re going well. You have to put the
air conditioning whenever you can or look for the cool hours so you can get
under the light bulb, read the fresh one, hug a watermelon and have
spent the summer exactly What recommendations you bring us today, because I think we
make this typical mix for the summer to these long weeks that we have,
these months of vacation, with a lot of creature at home. That'
s what we got Let' s go with the things we had going on.
We had to wait, because we brought you some last news of May,
that we will bring them together with those of June, with all those
that we have seen, so they have attracted us more attention. And with
that we make a super mega cocktail of summer readings to throw you there that
you have a repository of things to hear what we do these mornings of swimming
pool, these afternoons of sun lounger and if it is child leave me while
I am watching the tour of France, because this to read and read so
there is a process, a lot of things. Come on, I know
we' re getting in the way of it, or remind you of it,
it' s comics, it' s works you still have in stores
that are recent. You may go there to ask for it if your booksellers
and booksellers of trust, for they will bring it out, because all your
disposition is. Let' s start with a presentation with a bru gardener has
given me to call it so very interesting, the most powerful witchbiller in the
region. This is shambles and the blue fences is a mamud comic. Let
' s start, as always, with the recommended readings for the youngest of
the youngest, the oldest of our little ones in the house. Recommended collection
for readers from six years old. Upstairs is worth a work of clear,
sorian, complete script and drawing edited in rustic typical edition of which Mamuth'
s friends make sixty- four pages for twelve euroites, very well priced that
Balababa goes and the blue fences. Well, then, let' s say
this is the story of Malababa, which is this witch, this girl here,
a young village witch who exercises her magic arts in a relaxed, calm
and manner. She' s a typical hat witch, sharp point, but
good. Its roll, above all, is the gardening, okay, the
creation of pozymes, home remedies and, apparently, not so much, flying
brooms and these things in the background, it is a witch who does not
want to work much. Everything has been said and, well, what'
s this about one morning he gets up for his stuff, he' s
trying to get his breakfast. He goes out into his garden and finds that
he has grown a new and mysterious hedge, a bush in which mysterious blue
fences come out very apertussible, very attractive and very greedy in sight. And
well, Malagaba doesn' t think so much and her first impulse is to
go get them for, obviously well, to make sure a fast and free
breakfast, which is what she wants. But bob here, this character,
from here is his family spirit, you know the familiar spirit, typical of
witches who always accompany them and channel their powers there. Well, then,
let' s say it puts a little sense into it and tells it to
investigate the first eye to see if it' s going to mess it up
that they don' t know what that kind of fence is and, of
course, what happens that next when it comes back to the bush, after
having looked a little over it, well it' s because you' re
gone, they' ve all gone, someone' s gone ahead and you
' ve picked them up and they' re not there in particular anymore.
This has therefore been a neighbor, a zampabollos of life who, well,
has gone there. He' s taken them all, and in addition,
he' s been distributing them to all the neighbors of the town. So,
well, of course we already have a bit of the mess there,
because the neighbors ate them, because they have suffered a series of transformations And
of course, the task of bad Baba here is a little bit already the
core of the stories that embarks on a venture because of the search for the
ingredients that it needs to generate the antidote to be able to solve all this
one- eyed, which is basically this because it feels a little responsible also,
because if it had nicknamed those fences before that neighbor had taken them.
Well, that wouldn' t have happened, so let' s say that
this is a little bit of a bad drooling story, things to comment very
quickly about this publication, well, it' s a new character, very
cool, very funny, that breaks in the current children' s comic scene
Patrio. In addition to the work of Clara Soriano, who is an author
of cartagena and good, as we always say, we like here in this
program to try to get out whenever we can, whenever we see to bring
things from own authors pation to try to give this little punch to the industry
our own that relatiates this and that does not offer itself. In the background,
Malababa and the blue bayles. Well, as I said before, maybe
the most important thing, the first thing, because it' s obviously his
character. He praised the protagonist, who is a very interesting character, because
really, well, it' s not that he' s a delicacy of
virtues, let alone. He' s not a person who' s a
bit lazy, he' s got a lot of genius, he gets a
few aupa when he gets angry, he looks like he' s his typical
character. They' re called joints first and then I' d say in
that sense, it has its strong, grumpy character. But the good news
is, it ends up coming out of his side. Its good side is
its positive version, because deep down it is good people, which is what
it is about, it does not also have its attitudes, its character as
a little girl, it falls asleep anywhere. Anyway, well, cool,
the story also has its background behind it, which tells us about the fear
of change, which tells us about the pride of being who you are.
It' s very, very done, it' s very built and it
works quite well. The truth fulfills all the basics of what reading is for
the smallest girls in the house. As we say, it is always well
drawn, well done, well structured as a whole. In addition, to
finish off, it has a truly unexpected ending. I' ll let you
read it so you can find out. So, well, what more can
you ask for. It is not a perfect and great product to start the
summer with it and to start our recommendation program. Summer edition detail Good seventeen
by twenty- four centimeters is the size of these publications a great size to
handle it. You don' t have these reviewables. It does have some
guards that I love to teach and that you see them, the guards so
cool that they have that kind of publications in the front guards and the back.
It does have something very cool, it has two mazes, and this,
well, not to spoil the comic if you can use them, because
one of two or you fill them with a soft pencil or you can photocopy
it so that it doesn' t spoil it. So, well, Malababa
and the blue Mamuth Bang fences. The first of the things we wanted to
bring you. Today we' re going with the second one and it'
s just that I' ve come across a house with a marble building that
I want to move into. I would also love to move to this place,
to the place where our protagonist is going to live, and this is
Hugo' s new house. Also publication for the little ones of the house,
of the same publishing house of Mamuth with a recommendation of age, since
from six years old, also who brings us the new house of Hugo this
comic, since this is work of CD steps in the script and in the
drawing to full toor. Also the same edition in rustic fifty- six pages
for the same price also of the previous comic twelve euros. It' s
great Google' s new house, what' s this about, because look,
this is Hugo, this character here is a big pink elephant, because
he just moved in. Turns out he just moved his family, his new
house, his new building, it' s his new block. And well,
there we see that from the first day he begins to make friendships in
the building, specifically in this case, with his neighbor downstairs, who is
also here on the cover that is called Niko, this neighbor and is a
neighbor, is a girl with whom they share many things in common. Suddenly
they discover that they like the same series, that they like the same collectibles
of chromes, that they like the same candy. They know by heart the
song of their favorite series and they sing it at the same time and that
is very good and good, it is precisely unique who teaches Hugo and takes
him to the most special site of the block, which is the roof they
climb there to attend to the clothes that he gives to his mother. And
well, what they discover is finally, a flip, besides being the official
clothesline of the block, as I say, that place of fun and games
of the whole Neighborhood, because it is a place that contains many surprises,
many wonders and good in which Hugo is about to discover and you, if
you will read them. So, well, I don' t do spoilers
anymore and I invite you to open up and discover things that you have.
I want to comment very quickly on Hugo' s new house. I loved
this comic. It' s been quite a surprise and a discovery. I
did not know this author in faith of peace, he is from a cartoonist,
author of Argentine origin, but well, it has been a discovery.
I liked the atmosphere very much, I liked the aesthetics of this comic book
very much. It' s all worked out with a lot of dynamism.
I was delighted to be able to appreciate the small details that the reading is
offering us. And with that, for example, in a very quick way,
we could say it starting with the sign itself, the poster, the
first bullet, with which it starts the story, the title with which it
starts, with which it starts that comic, because it is linked directly with
the second bullet. You have the title here and then you have the character
the title and it says everything. It started with a trip and you have
the character looking at the title and asking himself a trip, so let'
s say that the character is interacting with the title and it' s precisely
that little detail that also causes everything else. It' s not what starts
everything, because from there, as a result of that, it actually stumbles
and falls where the neighbor, et cetera, and everything starts through there,
let' s say it' s bullshit. But it is very well done,
it is very well spun and it has its importance, as I say,
because it is the start of all this. And well, it'
s full of surprises too, as I say, well, because what surrounds
everything, what surrounds the roof, because it' s that, finally,
what' s there is good, that you read it is a very warm
reading. I really liked the graphic aspect, for example. It has also
surprised me for good the color treatment, which has very soft. All right,
since it gives you an air a certain aspect of the comic book Let
' s say that, as a seven- year- old to me it
is what has reminded me with a singleness as very characteristic, especially for a
granulated aspect that has been given here by the author who confers it, since
a finish is not very nice, very pleasant. If you have him in
front of you when you see him, you' ll know what I'
m talking about. No, and most of all, I don' t
know. There' s something that reminded me. It' s written to
me what Morcillo was doing, Guillermo Mordillo. I do not know if you
remember the listeners of this tried out, this humorous Argentine graphic cartoonist who published
in newspapers and magazines very good long ago, because he has a something no
and maybe it is not bullet day that comparison, considering that faith of peace.
The author' s Argentine, too, so I guess some of this
is back here.