On 12 March, the 91st anniversary of the birth of Miguel Gila was commemorated, that is to say, since only a few of us remembered this date. His absurd, close, simple and surrealist humour, taken to the limit, made his work a point of reference. For many, he was the pioneer of ... Read more
NATO has picked off 33 (the figure seems to be down to 27) in Afghanistan and wounded another 12. It is normal, among the disintegrated were four women and a child, all looking like Taliban insurgents that were scary to look at, even from a high altitude and with all the technology for ... Read more
Manuel announces that the Ebook is now available for free download "¿Dónde están los límites del Humor Gráfico? (Deontology and law of graphic humour in the contemporary Spanish press) This book is the result of the research he carried out over the last year on graphic humour, and contains the opinions of a ... Read more
The closure of La Opinión de Granada in print, which has left its staff in the street, is not, as many might think, just another casualty of a new crisis in the press. The press has always had a crisis, but only for those who worked in it. Now we are beginning to ... Read more
Darnís drawing. Photo: Silvia Darnís Francisco Darnís, Jabato generation I think that the most interesting chapters in the biographies of the authors are those that come directly from the memories and voices of the people who lived with them. I met Silvia Darnís a few years ago in a forum I came across ... Read more
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