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Published: 2013-10-06 02:01:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 2603; Favourites: 37; Downloads: 0
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Those characters are ©Dupa from the comic "Cubitus".Related content
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Fantastic!!
ça fait des années que je les avais pas vu ces 2 là!^^
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Merci
Je suis en train de me relire les quelques volumes que j'ai ^^
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Love the poses. Have vague memories of the cartoon from when I was a kid, kinda an anime style Roobarb and Custard.
Personally Wowser and Ratso sound more catchy to me (though maybe it's due to that damn theme song).
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I remember that. There was a cartoon of it too. :3
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Ah, remember the comic as well as the cartoon. Good old franco belgian stuff...
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I've never heard of this comic... Recommended reading?
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I don't know if it got translated in English, but yes I recommend it. Lots of comedy in there. There are 39 books by the original artist Dupa. I didn't read the new versions (after Dupa passed away).
There have been a cartoon, known as Wowser in English : www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqNsjB…
Have some covers : www.google.fr/search?q=couvert…
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Looks adorable.
"Cubitus" sounds like a much better name than "Wowser", which sounds like something Inspector Gadget would say
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Indeed. "Cubitus" is also the French name of a bone, the ulna. Fitting for a dog
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Oh that's what he is. And here I was thinking he was a polar bear (even though I should've noticed the whole bone motif 
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Haha yeah, he does look like a polar bear, some people even call him that in the comic ^^
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The cartoon was called Wowser in Denmark, While the comic strips was called Tordenskjold in magazines. The only album in Danish was called Fuzzy.
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In the English version. The original version (the French one), he's named Cubitus.
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