Le cas Lagaffe

Le cas Lagaffe, written and drawn by Franquin, is the ninth album of the original Gaston Lagaffe series. It is composed of 52 strips previously published in Spirou. It was published in 1971 by Dupuis.

Gaston Lagaffe #9
Le cas Lagaffe
Cover of the Belgian edition
Date1971
SeriesGaston Lagaffe
PublisherDupuis
Creative team
WritersFranquin
ArtistsFranquin
Original publication
Published inSpirou
Date of publication1971
LanguageFrench
ISBN978-2800100913
Chronology
Preceded byLagaffe nous gâte, 1970
Followed byLe géant de la gaffe, 1972

Story

Two new Gaston's pets appear: the cat, the laughing gull[1], plus already presented the mouse Cheese and the fish Bubulle. These new pets cause most of the gags of the album.

Background

The number of pages is 54, whereas previous albums consisted of 59.

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References

  1. fr: la Mouette Rieuse. franquin.com


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