History ComicBook / Mutafukaz

A {{Sequel}} to the main story titled ''M.F.K.2'' started in 2022, announced to be a 3-parter.

The 5 volumes of the story were published between 2006 and 2015, with two spin-off books also published during that time frame (the StartOfDarkness prequel ''"It came from the moon!"'' in 2008, then ''"[=MetaMuta=]"'' in 2009). The comic was adapted into [[WesternAnimation/{{Mutafukaz}} a feature-length film]] produced by Ankama Animations and Studio 4°C in 2017.

The success of the series spawned several SpinOff series, all still penned by Run but with different artists. Each feature a more-or-less pronounced GenreShift, and were released in a chapter format over the span of a year reminiscent of USCanadianComics (which is somewhat unusual in the [[FrancoBelgianComics Franco-Belgian]] market):
* '''''Puta Madre''''' (2017, art by Neyef): a {{Prequel}} centered around the youth of Jesus from his {{Prison}} sentence at merely 12 years old to his wrestling debuts.
* '''''Loba Loca''''' (2019-2020, art by Guillaume Singelin): a ComingOfAgeStory set [[{{Sequel}} after]] the original story and following the daughter of El Diablo training under Tigre to follow in her father's footsteps.

A {{Sequel}} to the main story titled ''M.F.K.2'' started in 2022, announced to be 3-parter.

* Deuteragonist: Vincent "Vinz" Scavo.

* Tritagonist: Luna and Willy Pipistrelli.

* SuperSoldier: [[spoiler: Section Z-7 Officers]]

* PantyShot: When Angelino drives by Luna, distracted by her appearance, one of the panels show a close up of underneath her skirt.
-->'''Angelino:''' How could such a fine flower grow in this shit-hole? She looks like an angel who just fell from heaven! Well... ''*cut to under Luna's skirt*'' You know what I mean.
** [[spoiler: There are plenty of these in "Big Trouble in Little Tokyo."]]

* ArtisticLiscence - Space: [[spoiler: Effectively, antimatter is what Machos are made of, and their secretions can be used as individual pocket dimensions.]]

* EeriePale-SkinnedBrunette: Luna. [[spoiler: Despite being half Macho, which are usually portrayed with pitch-black skin. [[note]] It's likely that she appears more human as a result of genetic experimentation. [[/note]] ]]

* AdaptationDisplacement: In a different version of the comics, [[spoiler: it explains in the beginning of the story on how Dark Meat City came to be, where in this Universe. Apparently, the San Andreas Fault has been shook with both a part of San Francisco and Los Angeles being drowned in the Pacific Ocean in 1966... If you catch that message.]]

* Gangbangers: Most of the residents of Palm Hill.

* AdaptationDisplacement: In a different version of the comics, [[spoiler: it explains in the beginning of the story on how Dark Meat City cam to be, where in this Universe. Apparently, the San Andreas Fault has been shook with both a part of San Francisco and Los Angeles being drowned in the Pacific Ocean in 1966... If you catch that message.]]

->'''Marshall:'''[[spoiler: It's sexual, right? It is isn't it? I'm sure it's sexual!]]
->'''Angelino:''' [[spoiler:Yeah, a little...[[note]]In the comics, Mr. K refers to Destrudo, the Freudian concept of the urge to destroy, also known as the "Death Drive," and is the theoretical counter to libido, the "Life Drive." In the movie, the concept is simply referred to as bloodlust.[[/note]] ]]

* PlotDevice: In the film, coincidental signs are the only reasons on why the luchadores know where the trouble begins. Though the comics, in a more mystical and ancient sense, the gang are told so directly by a bunch of blue crystal skulls which kick starts their story officially.

* SuperPoweredEvilSide: [[spoiler: After Angelino is brought to Golgotha, he is able to transform into form that appears more akin to that of a Macho, complete with tentacles, larger muscle mass and evil eyes.[[note]]Though it's foreshadowed before their interaction, it doesn't completely manifest until afterwards.[[/note]] ]]

* SuperSoldier: [[spoiler: Section Z-7 Officers]]

->'''Angelino:''' [[spoiler:Yeah, a little...[[note]]In the comics, Mr. K refers to Destrudo, the Freudian concept of the urge to destroy, also known as the "Death Drive," and is the theoretical counter to libido, the "Life Drive." In the movie, the concept is simply referred to as bloodlust.[[/note]] ]]

* SuperPoweredEvilSide: [[spoiler: After Angelino is brought to Golgotha, he is able to transform into form that appears more akin to that of a Macho, complete with tentacles, larger muscle mass and evil eyes.]]

* EvilFeelsGood: Whenever Angelino fights, he is surprisingly skilled, even in-universe. [[spoiler: At one point, he even admits to enjoying it almost sexually.]]

* CreatorCameo: RUN appears briefly at the end of volume 1, giving Angelino and Vinz his car to help them escape Palm Hill.

* PlotDevice: In the film, coincidental signs are the only reasons on why the luchadores know where the trouble begins. Though the comics, in a more mystical and ancient sense, the gang are told so directly by a bunch of blue crystal skulls which kick starts their story officially.

The 5 volumes of the story were published between 2006 and 2015, with two spin-off books also published during that time frame (the StartOfDarkness prequel ''"It came from the moon!"'' in 2008, then ''"Metamuta, les aventures mutaphysiques d'Angélino"'' in 2009). The comic was adapted into [[WesternAnimation/{{Mutafukaz}} a feature-length film]] produced by Ankama Animations and Studio 4°C in 2017.

A {{Sequel}} to the main story is planned to release in 2022.

Originally made as a short film, Mutafukaz is an adapted adult french comic book series that lasted over Five Volumes along with a 600-page worth of context that was created by the artist Guillaume "Run" Renard himself and was published by Titan Comics.

The story follows Angelino and Vinz, as they attempt to get away from the Men in Black after discovering a secret that is beyond their normal society’s understanding. Not only this, but the world is explored through the Guardian Protectors of the Luchador Wresters, the Gangs that ride along across the poverty destruction of Los Angeles, and the history behind the US Government and the Machos.

A {{Sequel}} to the main story is planned to release in 2021.