Paco Tecla y Lafayette by Casanyes Paco Tecla y Lafayette
(Garibolo, #21, 1987)  In the 1970s and the early 1980s Ramón
María Casanyes was one of the various artists who ghosted part
of the abundant output of Francisco Ibáñez's popular series
'Mortadelo y Filemón'. It was a long-term work he did for
publisher Bruguera. In the early 1980s he contributed 'Tito,
Homo Sapiens 2000' to Jauja. In 1986 he created 'Paco Tecla y
Lafayette', an obvious surrogate for 'Mortadelo y Filemón'.
After a brief stage at Bruguera the series was transferred to
Garibolo, a weekly that took over the Bruguera style for a
while, then to Guai.  Paco Tecla y Lafayette, by Casanyes Paco
Tecla y Lafayette  Casanyes addressed his works to more adult
readers in Titánic, Cimoc and Rambla in the 1980s. 'Versiones
Inéditas' and all the other satirical stories that he did for
Rambla appeared in 1985. 'El Comediante y el Astrónomo', a tale
which belatedly appeared in a 1992 issue of Cimoc, was a reprint
from a 1987 issue of short-lived magazine