 Another illustrator, Landrú, launched "Tía Vicenta" in 1957.Prominently featuring his own political cartoons and those of colleagues such as Oski, Caloi, and Hermenegildo Sábat, its circulation grew to nearly half a million and became the most widely read magazine in Argentina before its banning order by the military government installed in 1966.Around 1960, of the 6 best selling publications, only one was foreign ("Donald Duck" magazine).