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** Tag and Bink have actually had a number of comics. Somehow they find themselves involved in almost every major event of the movies, and any gaffes or plot holes from the series are usually credited to the pair. |
** Tag and Bink have actually had a number of comics. Somehow they find themselves involved in almost every major event of the movies, and any gaffes or plot holes from the series are usually credited to the pair. |
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* In ''Sandman: Endless Nights,'' a cocktail party of the gods, at the dawn of time, ends up Gumping the origins of both Superman and the Green Lantern Corps. |
* In ''Sandman: Endless Nights,'' a cocktail party of the gods, at the dawn of time, ends up Gumping the origins of both Superman and the Green Lantern Corps. |
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** Similarly, in James Robinson's ''[[Starman ( |
** Similarly, in James Robinson's ''[[Starman (comics)|Starman]],'' Jack Knight becomes a Gump to Jor-El, father of Superman, by giving him hints of where to find Earth. |
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* Several times, [[Mortadelo Y Filemon]] have become the Gumps of several important historical events. For example, in ''El Quinto Centenario'', drawn to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the discovery of America, they get accidentally sent to the past and become part of the crew that discovers America, next to Cristobal Colón (who resembles Felipe González, Spanish President in 1992) and Fray Requemado Sinsilla (who is drawn to be like Alfonso Guerra, Spain's vicepresident in 1992), Pepe Gotera, Otilio and Rompetechos (all of them Ibáñez's characters). For example, Mortadelo and Filemón cause the sinking of the ''Pinta'' in the Americas. |
* Several times, [[Mortadelo Y Filemon]] have become the Gumps of several important historical events. For example, in ''El Quinto Centenario'', drawn to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the discovery of America, they get accidentally sent to the past and become part of the crew that discovers America, next to Cristobal Colón (who resembles Felipe González, Spanish President in 1992) and Fray Requemado Sinsilla (who is drawn to be like Alfonso Guerra, Spain's vicepresident in 1992), Pepe Gotera, Otilio and Rompetechos (all of them Ibáñez's characters). For example, Mortadelo and Filemón cause the sinking of the ''Pinta'' in the Americas. |
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** ''Siglo XX, ¡qué progreso!'' has Mortadelo, Filemón, Ofelia and Bacterio travel to the start of the twentieth century, and become part of history: they cause the Russian-Japanese War, [[World War I]] and [[World War II|II]], Ofelia becomes Mata-Hari and kills Rasputin, they meet the Wright brothers, Mortadelo and Filemón are nearly executed during the Spanish Civil War, they become acquainted with many small and great inventions... |
** ''Siglo XX, ¡qué progreso!'' has Mortadelo, Filemón, Ofelia and Bacterio travel to the start of the twentieth century, and become part of history: they cause the Russian-Japanese War, [[World War I]] and [[World War II|II]], Ofelia becomes Mata-Hari and kills Rasputin, they meet the Wright brothers, Mortadelo and Filemón are nearly executed during the Spanish Civil War, they become acquainted with many small and great inventions... |
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