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BALDO COMIC STRIP PROFESSIONAL

The balloons raised him and his lawnchair just as high as his first-story window, which the wind immediately smacked him into, breaking it and knocking him off the chair and into a thorny rosebush. Balloonacy: Sergio tried this in his youth.

BALDO COMIC STRIP PROFESSIONAL

One art shift featured a professional comic book artist illustrating one of Baldo's superhero fantasies. However, it always eventually changes back to cartoony. Art Shift: On occasion, the style changes from cartoony to photorealistic (sometimes even in the same strip), especially during a mood change.Annoying Younger Sibling: Gracie has a tendency to be a know-it-all to Baldo as well as trying to be right, so the two get in constant arguments.

Animated Adaptation: There was a Baldo cartoon made for Spanish-language television.

Aborted Arc: In April 2009, Baldo was promoted to assistant manager at Auto Y Rod.

If you've never heard of it, it only lasted a season and extremely hard to find any footage of nowadays. Got a animated series for a little bit, but only on Telemundo and in Spanish. The comic is kind of like a Latino version of Zits, with maybe a little bit of FoxTrot thrown in for good measure. Other main characters include Baldo's little sister Gracie, his widower father Sergio, his great-aunt Tia Carmen, and his best friend and Side Kick Cruz.

The comic centers around the title character, Baldomero "Baldo" Bermudez, a Hispanic teenager who works at an auto parts store and dreams of one day owning a lowrider. Baldo is a newspaper comic written by Hector Cantu and drawn by Carlos Castellanos.