The Argentine cartoonist Cristian Gustavo Dzwonik, alias "Nik," is in the news again, although this time it is not for plagiarism. Gregorio Dalbón, Cristina Kirchner's lawyer, announced on his Twitter account that he will denounce Nik for this cartoon. In the scene, a policeman accompanied by his Gaturro is interviewed by a journalist
These biographies are written using only references taken from interviews and information published by the authors themselves on their official pages or channels. The links consulted for their elaboration are added at the bottom. If you find any errors, you can report them here. Next month it will be two years since Quino's disappearance, so I've
The figure of Gaturro on the "Paseo de la Historieta" in Argentina has been vandalised over the years, disfigured beyond recognition. Gaturro, has always been considered a "bootleg" of Garfield, that is, an unauthorised or "pirated" edition as well as a bad copy of the famous cat from Jim Davis. The creator of
You blink and he's gone for a month, you sneeze and twelve vanish. A year ago Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón, known worldwide as Quino, passed away. If his work already resides in the memory of several generations of people all over the world, now it will also do so in a physical form
The other Quino Quino has died, but in reality another Quino has gone, beyond the one almost everyone remembers today as the father of Mafalda. For a child from a lower-class suburban suburb in the 1970s, the only option for accessing reading material that the newsstands didn't offer was to make a pilgrimage
