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* ChannelHop: The first episode was published in ''Gran Pulgarcito'', while the rest were on the ''Mortadelo'' magazine.
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* ChannelHop: The first episode was published in ''Gran Pulgarcito'', while the rest were on the ''Mortadelo'' magazine.magazine after ''Gran Pulgarcito'' went under.
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* CreatorBacklash: Ibáñez disliked the format in separate chapters, and has gone to say ''Gran Pulgarcito'' magazine ended up folding down because of it.
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* ChannelHop: The first episode was published in ''Gran Pulgarcito'', while the rest were on the ''Mortadelo'' magazine.
* CreatorBacklash: Ibáñez disliked theformat practice of dividing the story in separate chapters, big chunks, and has gone to say ''Gran Pulgarcito'' magazine ended up folding down because of it.it. That's why the story continued in smaller, more chapters once he continued in ''Mortadelo''.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Higher-ups in ''Mortadelo'' apparently forced Ibáñez to re-canonize the story as taking place in the old days, when the title agents worked as freelance detectives, on the belief that the TIA format would not be successful. That's why the Super never appears after the first part and the leads instead deliver their prisoners to the regular police.
* CreatorBacklash: Ibáñez disliked the
* ExecutiveMeddling: Higher-ups in ''Mortadelo'' apparently forced Ibáñez to re-canonize the story as taking place in the old days, when the title agents worked as freelance detectives, on the belief that the TIA format would not be successful. That's why the Super never appears after the first part and the leads instead deliver their prisoners to the regular police.
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* CreatorBacklash: Ibáñez disliked the format in separate chapters, and has gone to say ''Gran Pulgarcito'' magazine ended up folding down because of it.
* TroubledProduction: According to a rumor, this was actually the ''second'' long story Ibáñez started, just after ''ComicBook/ElSulfatoAtomico'', only that he was forced to leave it in DevelopmentHell after page 28. Whether the details are true or not remains unknown, but analysts have confirmed the the artwork up to p.28 resembles Ibáñez's early, Franco-Belgian-inspired style, while from that point onwards it follows the simpler, standardized Escuela Bruguera touch he would adopt afterwards.
* TroubledProduction: According to a rumor, this was actually the ''second'' long story Ibáñez started, just after ''ComicBook/ElSulfatoAtomico'', only that he was forced to leave it in DevelopmentHell after page 28. Whether the details are true or not remains unknown, but analysts have confirmed the the artwork up to p.28 resembles Ibáñez's early, Franco-Belgian-inspired style, while from that point onwards it follows the simpler, standardized Escuela Bruguera touch he would adopt afterwards.
