When she was little, she loved pencil sharpeners so much that she said when she grew up she wanted to be one. "Nintendo and Game Boy game tester." She was terrified of animals—"it's quite frightening"—but that changed when Boira, a little dog, came home at age twelve, transforming her fear into affection. She belongs to the generation of young girls who started wandering around town with a digital camera, taking "photoshoots" and then posting them on Fotolog and Tuenti. There's a strange balance in her daily life: a combination of stage fright and embarrassment with the excitement and joy of telling stories to an audience, whether young or old. We're talking about Maria del Mar Coll (Muro, 1994), actress, screenwriter, presenter, and comedian. She tells us how small her mother, Martina Ferriol, was.

Irene Francolí presents herself on Instagram as a 'professional idiot'. In reality, she is one of the most radical comedians of her generation, a feminist, and socially committed. She has worked on TV3 in theIt's happening and he does so on IB3 Radio in First flight to FormenteraThe abuses of tourism, housing, and sex are her favorite topics. She was born in Ibiza and is 32 years old.

The protagonists of this year's Comic Nostrum are, once again, numerous. And, for the vast majority, the published work is either very extensive, very diverse, or both. This is a heterogeneous selection, including works already considered classics of the genre, as well as some of the most recent releases from their authors—reads that can accompany the various activities included in this year's program.

"Now we're showing the trailer and, if all goes well, we'll soon be able to premiere the film." That's how collector Jaume Vaquer sums up the exhibition Great comic book classicswhich can be visited from Friday, November 28th at Cas Metge Cifre, in Inca, on the occasion of the new edition of Comic Nostrum festivalThis is the first exhibition to be held at the headquarters of the future Comic Museum, a project that began last May with the signing of an agreement between the Comic Cluster, the Inca City Council and Caixa Colonya Pollença, owners of the building intended to house the first public museum dedicated to comics in the entire State.

This week we want to recommend a wide range of activities for the coming days. You can choose from the Winter Circus at the Ateneo Popular de 9 Barrios, Christmas getaways, a laugh about parenting with a show by Miriam Tirado, or delving into the adventures of Geronimo Stilton, among others.