Draft:Calculín

Calculín is an Argentine comic strip character created by the Spanish-Argentine cartoonist Manuel García Ferré in the 1950s.^[1] Like other characters of his such as Anteojito, Hijitus, and Larguirucho, Calculín entertained children in the pages of Anteojito magazine. He is an extremely intelligent and studious boy, depicted as a precocious genius with an open book on his head as hair, magnifying glasses, and a white Argentine school smock. Calculín first appeared in Pi-Pío and had his own animated television series, consisting of educational short programs, and his own show, El mundo de Calculín (The World of Calculín), which began in the mid-1970s.^[2]

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