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Les Schtroumpfs / The Smurfs #3
La Puffetta ; La fame dei Puffi
La serie comprende:
1. I puffi neri.
2. Il re puffo
3. Il flauto a sei puffi
4. La Puffetta
5. Il paese maledetto
6. L'uovo e i Puffi
7. I puffi e il Beccapuffi
8. La guerra delle sette sorgenti
9. Il cosmopuffo
10. Il sortilegio di Maltrochu
11. L'apprendista puffo
12. Storie di puffi
13. Puffo Verde e verde puffo
14. La zuppa dei Puffi
15. I Puffi olimpici
16. Il baby puffo
17. I Puffolini
18. L'aereopuffo
19. Lo strano risveglio del Puffo Pigrone
20. Il Puffo Finanziere
21. L'orda del corvo
22. Il Puffo ladro di gioielli
23. Il Dottor Puffo
24. La notte degli stregoni
25. Il puffo selvaggio
26. La minaccia puffa
27. Il progresso non si puffa
28. Pufferie 1
29. Il puffo giornalista
30. I puffi giocatori
31. Pufferie 2
32. Insalata di Puffi
33. Un bambino tra i Puffi
34. Pufferie 3
35. I Puffolini sulla Luna
36. 120 scherzi da Puffi e altre sorprese 1
37. Pufferie 4
38. La piscina dei Puffi
39. La Puffetta e il cavaliere
40. Pufferie 5
1. I puffi neri.
2. Il re puffo
3. Il flauto a sei puffi
4. La Puffetta
5. Il paese maledetto
6. L'uovo e i Puffi
7. I puffi e il Beccapuffi
8. La guerra delle sette sorgenti
9. Il cosmopuffo
10. Il sortilegio di Maltrochu
11. L'apprendista puffo
12. Storie di puffi
13. Puffo Verde e verde puffo
14. La zuppa dei Puffi
15. I Puffi olimpici
16. Il baby puffo
17. I Puffolini
18. L'aereopuffo
19. Lo strano risveglio del Puffo Pigrone
20. Il Puffo Finanziere
21. L'orda del corvo
22. Il Puffo ladro di gioielli
23. Il Dottor Puffo
24. La notte degli stregoni
25. Il puffo selvaggio
26. La minaccia puffa
27. Il progresso non si puffa
28. Pufferie 1
29. Il puffo giornalista
30. I puffi giocatori
31. Pufferie 2
32. Insalata di Puffi
33. Un bambino tra i Puffi
34. Pufferie 3
35. I Puffolini sulla Luna
36. 120 scherzi da Puffi e altre sorprese 1
37. Pufferie 4
38. La piscina dei Puffi
39. La Puffetta e il cavaliere
40. Pufferie 5
71 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1967
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Peyo
1,171 books142 followersPierre Culliford, known as Peyo, was a Belgian comics artist, perhaps best known for the creation of The Smurfs comic strip.
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November 3, 2021
Mi-am adus aminte de serialul animat de pe canalele germane, doamne ce mult imi placea. In schimb, citind povestea m-am strumfit de cap de atata strumfeala. Super amuzanta povestea cu Strumfita :))) m-am distrat cu copii citind-o.
September 13, 2013
Funny how life is, isn't it? Around 1983-1988, I was reading French "bandes dessinées", and "Les Schtroumpfs" were early favourites. Then, over time, I migrated to other titles, like "Tintin" and "Astérix", then "Les Tuniques Bleues" and "Lucky Luke". A conservative estimate is I must have devoured at least a couple hundreds of such books. And then... I'd outgrown all that.
Comic books, even as early as the mid-eighties, had started gradually replacing these French treasures, and then I forgot about them. As a teenager, I was like "Oh yeah, I used to read that when I was younger..." I'd outgrown them and considered them "kids' books". I bet you know exactly what I'm talking about. But as you grow up you don't, you know, really remember. It's sort of locked away somewhere in your brain, that magic that you used to love as a young child.
Fast forward to "now" (ie: 2013). I was in a bookstore looking for a book for my 8-year old son, and I came upon the Smurfs. I thought he might like to read about the Smurfs, as I had when I was his age. So I got him The Smurfs #1: The Purple Smurfs, an adaptation of the original Les Schtroumpfs noirs.
As Borat would say: "Great success!"
He absolutely loved it! The Smurfs are back, baby! As luck would have it, an omnibus collecting the first four "Schtroumpfs" books was published in August 2013, and I got him that too. But then, as we sat together and read these early Smurfs adventures, something happened and that little drawer in my brain, with the memories and whatnot of childhood, unlocked & opened itself, and I felt like I'd been missing out on something, and that I really must read these books again. This may seem corny to you, the jaded adult, but there's a part of you I'm sure that understands what I'm talking about.
Nostalgia factors aside - and this is where the op-ed ends and the review begins - this is a great book.
In the main feature, Gargamel wants to avenge himself of the Smurfs and so he devises the perfect way to go about it: he creates the Smurfette! The harmony and peaceful life the Smurfs were enjoying up to then gets disturbed when Smurfette arrives, and the results are hilarious. I probably enjoyed reading it more at 37 than I did when I was 8. Because when you're a kid, you're more focused on the pretty pictures and the general way the story is unfolding. But as an adult, I found that it was really well done, and that (wink-wink) there are things in there which will resonate with adults as well (if not more so). Those guys - Peyo and his collaborators - were smart! (This is especially true of "Astérix": the references and asides are funnier when you know the historical contexts and the stereotypes being alluded to - that usually happens after childhood).
The second, shorter feature was originally published around Christmas time and the feel-good vibe is unmistakable. The Smurfs' winter food stash goes up in smoke, the threat of famine sets in and so they are forced to leave their village. They find refuge in an old castle and there, the castle's Lord tells them all his servants & his friends have deserted him since he lost his fortune. The Smurfs end up finding a treasure hidden in a hole. To thank them, the Lord offers them to split the treasure with them, but instead they only ask for enough food to last the winter.
I do believe I've caught the Smurfs bug (again). I'll be re-reading these books - with my son or by myself - and I'm looking forward to re-discovering them.
Comic books, even as early as the mid-eighties, had started gradually replacing these French treasures, and then I forgot about them. As a teenager, I was like "Oh yeah, I used to read that when I was younger..." I'd outgrown them and considered them "kids' books". I bet you know exactly what I'm talking about. But as you grow up you don't, you know, really remember. It's sort of locked away somewhere in your brain, that magic that you used to love as a young child.
Fast forward to "now" (ie: 2013). I was in a bookstore looking for a book for my 8-year old son, and I came upon the Smurfs. I thought he might like to read about the Smurfs, as I had when I was his age. So I got him The Smurfs #1: The Purple Smurfs, an adaptation of the original Les Schtroumpfs noirs.
As Borat would say: "Great success!"
He absolutely loved it! The Smurfs are back, baby! As luck would have it, an omnibus collecting the first four "Schtroumpfs" books was published in August 2013, and I got him that too. But then, as we sat together and read these early Smurfs adventures, something happened and that little drawer in my brain, with the memories and whatnot of childhood, unlocked & opened itself, and I felt like I'd been missing out on something, and that I really must read these books again. This may seem corny to you, the jaded adult, but there's a part of you I'm sure that understands what I'm talking about.
Nostalgia factors aside - and this is where the op-ed ends and the review begins - this is a great book.
In the main feature, Gargamel wants to avenge himself of the Smurfs and so he devises the perfect way to go about it: he creates the Smurfette! The harmony and peaceful life the Smurfs were enjoying up to then gets disturbed when Smurfette arrives, and the results are hilarious. I probably enjoyed reading it more at 37 than I did when I was 8. Because when you're a kid, you're more focused on the pretty pictures and the general way the story is unfolding. But as an adult, I found that it was really well done, and that (wink-wink) there are things in there which will resonate with adults as well (if not more so). Those guys - Peyo and his collaborators - were smart! (This is especially true of "Astérix": the references and asides are funnier when you know the historical contexts and the stereotypes being alluded to - that usually happens after childhood).
The second, shorter feature was originally published around Christmas time and the feel-good vibe is unmistakable. The Smurfs' winter food stash goes up in smoke, the threat of famine sets in and so they are forced to leave their village. They find refuge in an old castle and there, the castle's Lord tells them all his servants & his friends have deserted him since he lost his fortune. The Smurfs end up finding a treasure hidden in a hole. To thank them, the Lord offers them to split the treasure with them, but instead they only ask for enough food to last the winter.
I do believe I've caught the Smurfs bug (again). I'll be re-reading these books - with my son or by myself - and I'm looking forward to re-discovering them.
June 7, 2016
Esta claro que cada obra hay que colocarla en su contexto, pero el mensaje machista es demasiado fuerte como para dejarlo pasar.
April 19, 2023
la première histoire est pas très drôle les schtroumpfs sont très vilains avec la schtroumpfette et c’est très stéréotypé par contre j’ai beaucoup aimé la deuxième histoire ou on peut retrouver du drame avec ce qui arrive au village (c’etait tres emouvant) et s’ensuit un voyage qui nous fait changer d’air et qui solidarise bien les schtroumpfs entre eux c’etait tres beau
March 7, 2025
Bon, d'un côté, si tu schtroumpfes cet album entre les mains d'une enfant de 8 ans, paf, elle se schtroumpfe en féministe (inschtroumpfablement), donc ça c'est schtroumpf.
June 17, 2025
Vanaf deze strip krijgen de smurfen duidelijker een eigen karakter en naam. In de vorige strips heetten ze allemaal gewoon smurf.
November 24, 2019
2/5 - Ce livre a une valeur sentimentale toute particulière puisqu’il a été passé de génération en génération dans ma famille. C’est donc un crève-coeur pour moi de réouvrir ce livre et de découvrir que l’histoire de la schtroumpfette est tout bonnement sexiste ! C’est une vision très étriquée de la femme qui est donnée, réduite à des attributs futiles tels que sa médisance. Puis comme par magie parce qu’elle n’est pas suffisamment jolie on la relooke et boum tout le monde tombe amoureux ! Si j’ai une fille, je réfléchirai à 2 fois avant de lui transmettre cette BD et les clichés qui vont avec. Quoi qu’on puisse dire sur le potentiel humour de l’auteur, le lectorat est jeune et influençable et ne devrait jamais lire de telles inepties.
April 2, 2016
This was hilarious! I think those who say Peyo is a misogynist just don't have a sense of humor. This is so satirical, how can anyone take it seriously?
March 14, 2021
Geschichte 1: Schlumpfine
Gargamel hat die Idee eine Schlumpfine für die Schlümpfe zu erschaffen, die sie in den Wahnsinn treiben soll. Schlumpfine ist auch außergewöhnlich nervig, doch Papa Schlumpf kann ihre Eigenschaften nochmal etwas geradebiegen. Doch es wäre nicht die Schlümpfe, wenn sie es nicht Gargamel heimzahlen würden.
Geschichte 2: Schlümpfe in Not
Die Schlümpfe stehen kurz vor dem Winter und sammeln ihre Vorräte ein. Dann im Winter passiert es, ein Feuer, und alle Vorräte sind verbrannt. Auf der Suche nach Nahrung, finden sie fernab ihres Dorfes eine vermeintlich verlassene Burg. Der Burgherr selbst schein arm zu sein, doch tief in der Burg versteckt finden die Schlümpfe einen Schatz und machen den armen Burgherren zu einem reichen Burgherrn. Seine Dankbarkeit zeigt er durch zahlreiche Nahrungsmittel für die Schlümpfe.
Das Cover ist zauberhaft. Ich habe mich richtig auf Schlumpfine gefreut. Aber die Geschichte, in der Schlumpfine ihren großen Auftritt hat, ist einfach nur anstrengend. Es werden wirklich alle negativen Frauenklischees der armen Schlumpfine angedichtet. Das war mir persönlich leider zu viel und schoss damit auch weit über das Ziel hinaus. Es war super anstrengend zu lesen und sehen. Wenn das Thema nicht ganz so ausgereizt gewesen wäre, dann hätte ich es wohl weniger schlimm gefunden. Leider taucht Schlumpfine danach auch nicht mehr in der Geschichte auf. Da frage ich mich wo sie hin ist.
Die zweite Geschichte hat mir da schon deutlich besser gefallen. Es zeigt, dass eine Hand die andere wäscht und man gemeinsam alles schaffen kann. Es gibt auch nette Menschen in der Welt der Schlümpfe. Und das lässt mich persönlich auch aufatmen.
Ich hoffe, dass Schlumpfine in weiteren Comics dabei sein wird. Für mich gehört sie irgendwie dazu.
Gargamel hat die Idee eine Schlumpfine für die Schlümpfe zu erschaffen, die sie in den Wahnsinn treiben soll. Schlumpfine ist auch außergewöhnlich nervig, doch Papa Schlumpf kann ihre Eigenschaften nochmal etwas geradebiegen. Doch es wäre nicht die Schlümpfe, wenn sie es nicht Gargamel heimzahlen würden.
Geschichte 2: Schlümpfe in Not
Die Schlümpfe stehen kurz vor dem Winter und sammeln ihre Vorräte ein. Dann im Winter passiert es, ein Feuer, und alle Vorräte sind verbrannt. Auf der Suche nach Nahrung, finden sie fernab ihres Dorfes eine vermeintlich verlassene Burg. Der Burgherr selbst schein arm zu sein, doch tief in der Burg versteckt finden die Schlümpfe einen Schatz und machen den armen Burgherren zu einem reichen Burgherrn. Seine Dankbarkeit zeigt er durch zahlreiche Nahrungsmittel für die Schlümpfe.
Das Cover ist zauberhaft. Ich habe mich richtig auf Schlumpfine gefreut. Aber die Geschichte, in der Schlumpfine ihren großen Auftritt hat, ist einfach nur anstrengend. Es werden wirklich alle negativen Frauenklischees der armen Schlumpfine angedichtet. Das war mir persönlich leider zu viel und schoss damit auch weit über das Ziel hinaus. Es war super anstrengend zu lesen und sehen. Wenn das Thema nicht ganz so ausgereizt gewesen wäre, dann hätte ich es wohl weniger schlimm gefunden. Leider taucht Schlumpfine danach auch nicht mehr in der Geschichte auf. Da frage ich mich wo sie hin ist.
Die zweite Geschichte hat mir da schon deutlich besser gefallen. Es zeigt, dass eine Hand die andere wäscht und man gemeinsam alles schaffen kann. Es gibt auch nette Menschen in der Welt der Schlümpfe. Und das lässt mich persönlich auch aufatmen.
Ich hoffe, dass Schlumpfine in weiteren Comics dabei sein wird. Für mich gehört sie irgendwie dazu.
August 9, 2022
I have a 1976 hardback reprint in French from Dupuis. Originally published in book form in 1967 and serialised the year before in Spirou magazine, this episode is sadly very much of its time.
The titular short story is just a collage of every negative stereotype of women, and is just one long sexist joke. The Schtroumfette is a curse sent by the Schtroumpfs’ archenemy. And the curse is made all the more potent as the Grand Schtroumpf, through misplaced kindness, makes her stereotypically irresistible by way of a cosmetic procedure.
When I read this as a young boy, the sexism didn’t jump out at me, the mid-70s in France being very similar to the mid-60s and these sorts of things being ubiquitous, but as I didn’t get the “joke” this episode was simply tedious to me rather than funny. It was all about a really irritating character, and who wants to read that? I certainly didn’t and this was one cartoon that didn’t get read often.
Revisiting decades later as a jaded middle aged but partially woke bloke, I find the “joke” offensive. I do try to read between the lines, as some of the fun is poked at the males, whose fallibility in the face of beauty is just as ridiculous as their irritation at “female” traits. But there’s very little irony there. There’s some criticism of society’s demonisation of females and its worship of artificial beauty standards, but it’s too much to ask little kids to get that subtext. All they see is a reinforcement of sexism. So this is a bad episode.
The second short story in the collection is just boring. There’s no development in the story, no twists, nothing that could pass as social comment. Just bland pap.
Oh well. Even classics have their bad patches.
The titular short story is just a collage of every negative stereotype of women, and is just one long sexist joke. The Schtroumfette is a curse sent by the Schtroumpfs’ archenemy. And the curse is made all the more potent as the Grand Schtroumpf, through misplaced kindness, makes her stereotypically irresistible by way of a cosmetic procedure.
When I read this as a young boy, the sexism didn’t jump out at me, the mid-70s in France being very similar to the mid-60s and these sorts of things being ubiquitous, but as I didn’t get the “joke” this episode was simply tedious to me rather than funny. It was all about a really irritating character, and who wants to read that? I certainly didn’t and this was one cartoon that didn’t get read often.
Revisiting decades later as a jaded middle aged but partially woke bloke, I find the “joke” offensive. I do try to read between the lines, as some of the fun is poked at the males, whose fallibility in the face of beauty is just as ridiculous as their irritation at “female” traits. But there’s very little irony there. There’s some criticism of society’s demonisation of females and its worship of artificial beauty standards, but it’s too much to ask little kids to get that subtext. All they see is a reinforcement of sexism. So this is a bad episode.
The second short story in the collection is just boring. There’s no development in the story, no twists, nothing that could pass as social comment. Just bland pap.
Oh well. Even classics have their bad patches.
December 9, 2024
Two Smurf stories juxtaposed against one another in a single volume which, oddly, would both have benefited from having their respective page counts swapped. The titular tale is a tongue-in-cheek roasting of women and men for their stereotypical peculiarities (the "feminine nature" ingredients read aloud by Gargamel early on being delightfully perspicacious-- the easily manipulated, block-headed simpery of the males ringing true to life) which ultimately drags on for twenty pages longer than necessary, seemingly intent on letting the jokes decay through diminishing echoes rather than being confident enough to let the barbs stick once and move on. It's light-hearted, inoffensive and, sadly, inconsequential.
The paired narrative, The Hungry Smurfs, initiates a compelling dilemma and summary quest only to have the proceedings resolved far too quickly where an additional couple dozen pages could have extended the interpersonal tension and upped the survival stakes for our band of blue-skinned protagonists. The conclusion doesn't feel contrived or unwelcome-- it merely arrives too hastily. Could have been a more meaningful story if it had just taken its sweet time.
The art here is very predictable if you're familiar with the first three volumes: Simple with few stand-out panels, albeit the two stories in this volume do make some pleasant use of pink-washing and snow-blanketing, respectively.
The paired narrative, The Hungry Smurfs, initiates a compelling dilemma and summary quest only to have the proceedings resolved far too quickly where an additional couple dozen pages could have extended the interpersonal tension and upped the survival stakes for our band of blue-skinned protagonists. The conclusion doesn't feel contrived or unwelcome-- it merely arrives too hastily. Could have been a more meaningful story if it had just taken its sweet time.
The art here is very predictable if you're familiar with the first three volumes: Simple with few stand-out panels, albeit the two stories in this volume do make some pleasant use of pink-washing and snow-blanketing, respectively.
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June 22, 2022Encore un album bien mené de Peyo sur le plan de la narration séquentielle, rythmée de gags, de jeux de mots et d'expressions idiomatiques dans lesquels le lecteur doit deviner le sens des mots schtroumpfs. Il faut cependant avouer que cet album a plutôt mal vieilli par rapport aux autres, la seule représentation féminine étant un stéréotype sexiste ambulant. Le personnage de la schtroumpfette ne se construit que par rapport à son degré de séduction et son rapport aux schroumpfs, elle va même jusqu'à modifier son apparence pour répondre aux attentes esthétiques des autres schroumpfs. Notons en plus qu'elle est envoyé par Gargamel pour semer la zizanie, ce qu'elle fait tout en provoquant une inondation volontairement dans le village. Bref, on retrouve une Ève schtroumpfette qui est la tentatrice à condamner et qui provoque la chute d'Adam/ des schtroumpfs. L'œuvre est bien évidemment à remettre dans son contexte des années 60, et cela n'enlève rien à la qualité de la narration graphique de Peyo.
March 10, 2021
Lagi-lagi Peyo berhasil membuat konflik "orang dewasa" menjadi ringan dan layak dikonsumsi oleh berbagai kalangan, termasuk anak-anak. Walaupun pada dasarnya cerita Smurfette, atau Smurfin dalam bahasa Indonesia, mirip dengan cerita tentang penciptaan Pandora dalam mitologi Yunani, namun Peyo cukup luwes mengadaptasinya ke dalam kehidupan para smurf. Smurfette diciptakan oleh Gargamel, penyihir musuh bebuyutan para smurf, sebagai alat untuk membalaskan dendamnya. Dan ia berhasil, harmoni kehidupan di desa smurf terguncang oleh kemunculan Smurfette. Bahkan bencana pun terjadi hingga banjir melanda desa kecil itu. Peyo juga pandai menonjolkan karakter tokoh perempuan dalam kehidupan para smurf yang semuanya laki-laki.
Di cerita kedua kita akan melihat para smurf mengungsi karena kelaparan melanda desa mereka. Cerita kedua ini, meskipun cukup menarik, namun terasa dangkal sehingga seolah-olah cerita ini hanya dibuat untuk "menggenapi" buku komik ini.
Di cerita kedua kita akan melihat para smurf mengungsi karena kelaparan melanda desa mereka. Cerita kedua ini, meskipun cukup menarik, namun terasa dangkal sehingga seolah-olah cerita ini hanya dibuat untuk "menggenapi" buku komik ini.
September 15, 2018
De smurfin is Gargamels vijandige gift aan de smurfen en dit karakter is in haar debuutstrip dan ook behept met alle cliché irritante vrouwelijke eigenschappen die je kunt bedenken. Maar wie denkt dat dit een puur misogyn verhaal is, komt bedrogen uit, want de smurfen vergeven de smurfin ineens al haar fouten op het moment dat ze van lelijk in mooi veranderd... Dit zegt vooral iets over de mannelijke geest en het is dan ook vooral die die in dit album op de hak wordt genomen.
Het tweede verhaal heeft niets van de satire van het eerste: het is een rechttoe rechtaan avonturenverhaal: het is winter en de voedselschuur van de smurfen vliegt in brand, dus moeten ze elders op zoek naar eten...
Het tweede verhaal heeft niets van de satire van het eerste: het is een rechttoe rechtaan avonturenverhaal: het is winter en de voedselschuur van de smurfen vliegt in brand, dus moeten ze elders op zoek naar eten...
November 24, 2021
1978 = 95pence
Story: *****
It's full book length story that made me very surprised with how thought out it was compared to the usual Smurfare. Gargamel creates her with plain looks and she's annoying so when the Smurfs get sick of her and she's in tears Papa Smurf performs plastic surgery to create the Smurfette who's seen on the cover. The Smurfs' behavior towards her in contrast is what I found most interesting. This tome is also eventful action-wise.
Art: ****
Peyo is great in general but best with the charming qualities of their village. The colors really stand out too.
Story: *****
It's full book length story that made me very surprised with how thought out it was compared to the usual Smurfare. Gargamel creates her with plain looks and she's annoying so when the Smurfs get sick of her and she's in tears Papa Smurf performs plastic surgery to create the Smurfette who's seen on the cover. The Smurfs' behavior towards her in contrast is what I found most interesting. This tome is also eventful action-wise.
Art: ****
Peyo is great in general but best with the charming qualities of their village. The colors really stand out too.
August 28, 2025
J'ai eu la chance de pouvoir visiter un musée de la BD durant mes vacances, duquel j'ai ramené quelques BD dont celle-ci. Car il s'avère que je n'ai jamais lu de BD francophones si ce n'est le premier volume des Schtroumpfs. Je me suis donc dit qu'il fallait remédier à cette lacune. J'ai donc commencé par celle-ci parce que en revanche je regardais le dessin animé Les Schtroumpfs et lorsque j'ai vu cette BD je me suis directement remémoré d'anciens souvenirs et l'épisode. Et ça me faisait plaisir de redécouvrir cette histoire. Qui était assez amusante et les Schtroumpfs sont toujours aussi attachants.
October 11, 2022
Gargamel quiere llegar a la aldea de los pitufos y ha encontrado una forma muy particular de hacerlo, ha creado con uno de sus hechizos a pitufina, que al llegar a la aldea no es muy agraciada y molesta a todos pero papá Pitufo la cambia y ahoro todos están dispuestos a ayudarla y complacerla en todo, hasta que ocurre un accidente y es juiciada y es ahí que se enteran que Gargamel es el culpable, además que entre los pitufos comenzó a reinar la envidia y la disputa por el amor de ella.
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August 7, 2019
There are two stories in this book - The Smurfette and the Hungry Smurfs. The Smurfette was of great fun, as it was about how a female smurf could easily ruin the whole village of smurfs who are male. The Hungry Smurfs is like an ordinary smurf adventure story, in which their food storage was burn in winter, and they have to take on an adventure to look for food.
April 25, 2020
La Puffetta resta una storia divertente con delle interessanti implicazioni, specialmente sul lato della coscienza e presa di coscienza, e sul cambiamento; mentre La Fame è fondamentalmente una favola. Ben strutturata, ma non è che ami particolarmente le favole.
Comunque 3 stelle e mezza meritate.
Comunque 3 stelle e mezza meritate.
July 12, 2019
This book was quite ok, but as I like to read story books more, I seldom read comic books, this book was good. I like it!
March 19, 2020
Silly and cute
June 27, 2020
Cute af. That's my whole childhood.
June 11, 2021
♫ yet another children's book that I shouldn't like as much as I do ♫
May 24, 2022
Terus lanjutan ceritanya Smurfin mana?
December 29, 2022
Un álbum muy entretenido. ¡Y la pitufina original era muy maja también!
March 11, 2023
Please burn this.
July 15, 2023
tfw an evil sorcerer creates a she-golem to disrupt the peace of your all-male, shirtless communist paradise
September 21, 2023
Trop cliché. Je trouve que cet album a mal vieilli.
March 9, 2024
Niais. Je n'ai rien à dire de plus sur la première histoire, en revanche la deuxième est très réussi, le malheur des schtroumpfs est très bien retranscrit avec une touche comique bien dosée.
November 4, 2024
Ik vond de strip geweldig maar op het einde vraag ik me af waar smurfin is gebleven...
Waar is die opeens heen?
Waar is die opeens heen?
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