Supa Strikas is a South African association football-themed comic[1] about a titular football team dubbed "the world's greatest."

Partner sponsors also feature depending on region, including Grassroot Soccer, Metropolitan Life, Spur Steak Ranches, Visa, South African National Roads Agency, and MTN amongst others.

Sponsors exposure includes perimeter boards in-game scenes, product placement / engagement (e.g. the team often eats at KFC in the South African edition), and full-page advertisements.

After it was bought by a South-African company, it became, like all successful comics, an exercise in making money out of fandomRoy of the Rovers.

[citation needed] The periodic comic was available across Africa (South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Mauritius, Réunion, Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon and Egypt); Latin America (Colombia, El Salvador, Panama, Brazil, Honduras, and Guatemala); Europe (Norway, Sweden, Finland) and Asia (Malaysia and the Philippines).

The game's global legacy and the players who dream of being crowned Super League champions mean Shakes must constantly challenge himself to remain in contention.

The stories in Supa Strikas combine humor (often in the form of the characters Spenza and El Matador as the comic relief), action, technology, and exploration in the context of a real soccer challenge.

In addition, the stories are usually positive life messages that deal with self-actualization, fair play, teamwork, and respect.

El Matador's net worth is an estimated $144 million dollars, with 25% coming from his salary and the rest from his many endorsements.

His other cars include a purple Lamborghini roadster with red chrome, a black and silver two-tone Rolls-Royce Ghost, a silver Nissan GT-R NISMO, a bright green McLaren 570S, a blue Cadillac Coupe de Ville, and a red Aston Martin One-77.

Nicknamed the "Supa Sub", he will automatically replace lead strikers Shakes or El Matador on the field if either one is unavailable, injured, or too tired to play.

He puts on a vulnerable and comical facade to lower the opponents' expectations of his playing, yet he is dead serious when scoring goals.

Sadly, his talents go to waste because of his extreme nervousness, instability of mind, and insecurity of not measuring up to his teammates', coach's, and fans' standards.

Fabian wears the number 9 jersey and is highly respected for his captaincy skills, especially when facing tough opponents like Dooma or Johann Uber.

Bojack "Big Bo" Anderson is a 28 year old character who is the main goalkeeper and vice-captain of Supa Strikas.

Before joining Supa Strikas, Big Bo accidentally injured the former Grimm FC player Spike "Awesome" Dawson out of his soccer career.

He is a keen observer Nathan "North" Shaw is an Australian player who is a first-choice defender alongside Blok and Eagle Eye.

As a private investigator, he often helps Supa Strikas solve their problems on the field, particularly on sabotages from rival teams.

She appears in the episodes "El Sound of Silencio," "Dooma's Day," "The 12th Man", "Hot Property," "With Fans Like These," "Greetings From Sunny Feratuvia," "The Crunch," and "Game Over."

She once rallied fans of Supa Strikas to gather outside the stadiums when they got unfairly banned from a match due to violence.

He is annoyed at his job with Supa Strikas because he could not show his culinary skills and was forced to cook diet food.

Other known players of the team are Thaddeus Tarrington III, Kyle Kowalski, Rocky George and Blok's Brother Attak.

Their best player and captain is goalkeeper De Los Santos, known for his remarkably huge size and ability to easily save almost every ball.

Other known team players are Bolito, Enrique, Jordi, Mendez, Paulo and goalkeeper, El Barerra.

Other players include Max and Stax Spacek, Ben Schwarma, Niell Sagan, and their goalkeeper, D'etoile Phinus.

While playing in The Fortress Stadium, opposition players and match officials wear unique clothing, and a bright red-orange ball is used.

Other known players of Nakama are Yugiro, Shinji, Keita, Kylo, Eddy Nakamura, Enzo Honda, Goji Ao, and their goalkeeper, Kendo.

Sultans thrive and play their best in the heat, which gives them home ground advantage over other teams who are less tolerant to the increased temperature.

Other known team players are Scully Molder, Bones Jones, Rip Staples, Sloan Wolff and goalkeeper, Franklin Stein.

Other players include Archie Tipp, Rory Shanks, Karl Young, Udi Pass, and their goalkeeper, Pavlov Jashin.