Libros de Trino (4 libros)

This bright and colorful collection of comic strips expresses the author's point of view on many subjects through the dichotomy of the childhood game of cops and robbers.

El caricaturista José Trinidad Camacho "Trino" nos presenta sus "Historias desconocidas de la independencia y la revolución; libro enmarcado en los festejos nacionales del bicentenario y centenario de la independencia y la revolución. En formato electrónico puedes encontrar Yo creo en los ovnis; Historias del fin del mundo y otras patrañas; Viva la familia... pero bien lejos y El mundial de Trino.

With a sassy sense of humor and hilarious cartoons, this comic book details the knowledge and basic equipment necessary to be a verifiable taco-smith. In addition to knowing what a "taco" is and how to make salsa with his eyes closed, a taco-smith also needs this basic equipment: a rolling cart painted and re-painted white, long uncleaned nails to distribute condiments evenly, dried out limes that are full of seeds, an apron and small cap that were once white, a huge knife, and a toothpick to chew perpetually.

The creation of the character The Saint and the series of extraordinary and entertaining situations that surround him have made the comic strip a classic. The order of this collection, in which The Saint confronts the zombies of Sahuayo, Godzilla, and many others, is a bit unique—it begins with the fifth volume, backtracks with four prequels, and finishes masterfully with four volumes of comics that have never before been published.