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>Comics
Only noteworthy one is Turma da Mônica/Monica's Gang/Monica & Friends/whatever else they might call the English version, a kids comedy comic series that's been running since the 60s and has basically been part of everyone's childhood. It's the kind of thing that's intended for young children but it's still very fun and entertaining regardless of your age.
>Cartoons
Only one that I know of is Irmão do Jorel/Jorel's Brother. Never watched it though.
>Dubs
Most cartoon and animated film dubs range from "decent" to "genuinely better than the original". The best ones imo are the ones that somewhat localize the dialogue (Woody Woodpecker is very popular here in part due to the dub, so much that I'd bet that most Brazilians genuinely think it was made here, despite it literally having English text everywhere). I watched the Brazilian dub of The Incredibles for the first time in over a decade a few weeks ago, which is already a very good dub in its own right, but also the way they adapted the lines, names, etc to essentially set the movie in Brazil worked surprisingly well (despite the stuff that makes it obvious that it's set in the USA) and made it more fun than watching it in English.
>Do you have any tips or tricks for learning the language?
The most I can tell you is that "-ção" at the end of a word is almost always equivalent to "-tion" at the end of an English word (e.g. action = ação, destruction = destruição, nation = nação, eruption = erupção, etc.)

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I'm learning Portuguese and was wondering if there are any good Brazilian comics or cartoons, or anything with a good Brazilian Portuguese dub or…