Francisco Ibáñez MBTI性格类型
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Francisco Ibáñez Talavera (born March 15, 1936) is a Spanish cartoonist and comic book author. Easily the most well-known and influential comic artist of his country, his work was part of the childhood of many, many Spaniards. Mortadelo y Filemón is his most well-known and successful creation, but far from the only one. Active since 1952, Ibáñez is also one of the last remnants of what is known as the "Escuela Bruguera", a group of cartoonists that defined the then-blooming Spanish comic book industry during Francoism. The group's comics were characterized by madcap cartoonish Slapstick, flowery language, a healthy dose of Schadenfreude, and pokes at Spanish society of the time. Many of these aspects define Ibáñez's output to this day. Now free from the shackles of Franco's stringent censorship, Ibáñez's work has gained elements of Toilet Humor and political Satire (in which no side is left unscathed), in ways that probably wouldn't fly in any other country.
