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Quadratino is an Italian comic strip series created by Antonio Rubino.
| Quadratino | |
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| Format | Text comics |
| Genre | |
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| Created by | Antonio Rubino |
Quadratino is an Italian comic strip series created by Antonio Rubino.
Quadratino was published by the children magazine Il Corriere dei Piccoli from 1910 to 1911. [1] An early version of the character had previously appeared in 1909, in the same magazine, in the story La tragica istoria del triangolo e del quadrato. [1]
It depicts the surreal stories of the naughty Quadratino ("Little Square"), his grandmother Nonna Matematica ("Grandma Maths") and the tutor Trigonometria ("Trigonometry"); in every episode the titular character is punished for his bad behaviour with the transformation of his head in a rectangle, a triangle or in another geometric shape; at the end of the story, after he understood his faults, the head returns to normal. [2] [3]
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