- grow in
Teletubbyland and a
yellow balloon leads to her
Tiddlytubby Umby
Pumby. in
Tummy Tales, a
child looks at some daffodils. 445 80 "Fast Slow, Slow...
-
Their names are Mi-Mi, Daa Daa, Baa, Ping, RuRu, Nin,
Duggle Dee and Umby
Pumby. The
Tiddlytubbies would get
their own spin-off
animated web
series in 2018...
- and
Spanish children comics in general. He was the
creator of
strips like
Pumby (1954) and Robín
Robot (1972).
Sanchis was born in Valencia. He started...
- José
Sanchis Grau in
Spanish comics,
especially with El
Soldadito Pepe and
Pumby. The 1988 film Who
Framed Roger Rabbit has
honored both the
golden age of...
- Merlina, Don Teleneco)
Leopoldo Sánchez - (Bogey) José
Sanchis Grau - (
Pumby, Robín Robot, El
Soldadito Pepe,
worked on The Phantom) Víctor
Santos -...
- Valenciana,
collaborating on
magazines such as Jaimito, S.O.S., Mariló and
Pumby.
Later he
worked regularly in the w****ly
magazine La
Codorniz where he created...
- and El DDT [es], from
Editorial Bruguera (a
refuge for many adults), and
Pumby [es] or Jaimito [es], from
Editorial Valenciana [es], and others. Some were...
-
comics through the
Francoist era
ranging from naïf
fantasy series like
Pumby to
historical adventure such as in El
guerrero del antifaz. This
label wasn't...
- the age of 14, when he was paid for art he had
submitted to
Spanish comic Pumby. In the late 1950s he
worked professionally for
other comics including Duwarin...
-
Tragacanto y su
clase que es de
espanto by
Martz Schmidt Pulgarcito by Jan
Pumby by José
Sanchis Grau El repórter
Tribulete by
Guillermo Cifré Rigoberto...
