Penguins of Madagascar

You don't learn to be a real spy, you're born like one, or rather hatched. This is exactly what the quartet of crazy and funny penguins from the "Madagascar" trilogy will tell you, although you will see for yourself. The world is about to end unless someone stops a mad villain named Octavius ​​Brian, aka Octopus. Skipper, Flag, Rico and Kowalski team up with the North Wind, an organization whose mission is to fight against all who threaten peace. The North Wind is primarily ready to protect animals that cannot fend for themselves. Everything goes according to plan, but, of course, rather strange and unpredictable, what else can you expect from penguins? The two teams barely get along, so guess who's being reckless. Read more The fact that a full-length film was made about Madagascar penguins is far from the most unexpected news and event. About the four funny and beloved characters of the trilogy, an animated series has already been released, which started on the Nickelodeon channel in November 2008. Spy-off in the form of a full-length film was planned to be shot since the release of the first part of "Madagascar". Something similar happened with Puss in Boots, who after appearing in "Shrek" got his own solo film adaptation. Being in development since 2005, it was expected that the cartoon would be released in 2009, which ultimately did not happen. However, at San Diego Comic-Con in 2012, it was officially announced that Penguins of Madagascar would be released sometime in 2015. The actors who were supposed to voice the characters in this project had already started to be selected by the middle of 2013. Even then, the names of Benedict Cumberbatch and John Malkovich appeared. At the beginning of 2014, the premiere date of "Penguins of Madagascar" was shifted from spring 2015 to the end of 2014, so as not to interfere with the release of the cartoon "Home". Especially before the release of the solo book about Rico, Flag, Skipper and Kowalski, the Titan Comics studio started creating a comic.