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''Tif et Tondu'' is a Belgian comic book series that currently counts 45 albums. It was originally created by Fernand Dineur in 1938 in the ''Spirou'' magazine. The art was eventually handled by Willy "Will" Maltaite, and several writers followed. Maurice Rosy would be the most influent one. The series ended with Alain Sikorski (art) and Denis [[Lapi Ã]]¨re (writing).

'''''Tif et Tondu''''' is a Belgian comic book series that currently counts 45 albums. It was originally created by Fernand Dineur in 1938 in the ''Spirou'' magazine. The art was eventually handled by Willy "Will" Maltaite, and several writers followed. Maurice Rosy would be the most influent one. The series ended with Alain Sikorski (art) and Denis [[Lapi Ã]]¨re (writing).

The plot is about two short fat guys called Tif and Tondu, a bald guy and a hairy and bearded guy. In the very beginning, Tif was on his own and a few weeks later, he met Tondu.

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* [[Darker and Edgier]]: The last albums, which tended to more realistic storylines such as Tif and Tondu dealing with a hostage crisis.

* [[Everything Is Better With Monkeys]]: {{spoiler|John Fullshoke in ''The Shadow Without A Body''}}.

* [[Everything Is Even Worse ~~With~~ Sharks]]: {{spoiler|Monsieur Choc about to get eaten by one in the very last panel of ''Choc 235''}}.

* [[Everything's Even Worse with Sharks]]: {{spoiler|Monsieur Choc about to get eaten by one in the very last panel of ''Choc 235''}}.

* [[Evil Is Cool]]: Monsieur Choc, the villain, is by far the most popular character in the series and the recent re-releases focus on him and feature him prominently on the cover.

* [[The Faceless]]: Monsieur Choc.