Explore the enduring legacy of Spanish comic genius Francisco Ibáñez through his most iconic characters. This ranking celebrates the creations that have defined graphic humor in Spain and left an indelible mark on generations of readers. From secret agents in disguises to eccentric neighbors, immerse yourself in Ibáñez's universe and rediscover why his comic figures remain so beloved. Ideal for fans of classic comic books and new readers wishing to discover the heroes of Spanish humor.
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Attila is the Trapisonda family's dog and is known for his gift of speech, which only readers can perceive. His acerbic comments and his counterpoint to the protagonist make him a memorable and beloved character within Francisco Ibáñez's universe.
Attila is the Trapisonda family's dog and is known for his gift of speech, which only readers can perceive. His acerbic comments and his counterpoint to the protagonist make him a memorable and beloved character within Francisco Ibáñez's universe.
Sacarino, an office bellboy, is a character full of energy and good intentions, although his constant pranks and mistakes get him into trouble with his boss.
Rompetechos, with his peculiar vision problem and his mistaken belief that he is a hero, provides comical and absurd situations that make him an endearing character.
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Pepe Gotera, along with Otilio, forms a duo of bumbling handymen who always end up making things worse. Their disasters guarantee laughter and comical situations.
Character created by Francisco Ibáñez
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Superintendent Vicente is an iconic character in the comics of Francisco Ibáñez, known for his authority and the comedic situations he creates in the series '13 Rue Bruguera'. His presence is fundamental to the humor and narrative of many of his stories.
Motor enthusiast
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Tete Cohete is one of Francisco Ibáñez's most iconic characters from the 1990s, known for his adventures and the author's characteristic humor. His short stories are a prime example of Ibáñez's wit.
He connected with generations of children and young people through a mischievous but wholesome humor
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Chicha, Tato, and Clodoveo are endearing characters created by Francisco Ibáñez in the 1990s, representing family humor and everyday situations taken to the extreme. They are a reflection of the unmistakable style of the master Ibáñez.
The Director is a recurring character and antagonist of the Bellboy Sacarino, whose relationship of constant conflict and the comical situations it generates make him a memorable figure within the universe of Ibáñez.
The President, as the person ultimately responsible for the publication, is an authority figure whose relationship with Sacarino and the Director generates much of the humor and plots of the series.
Beloved character in other forms of entertainment
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Otilio is the employee in the comic strip series 'Pepe Gotera and Otilio, Home Repairmen'. Despite being the worker, he is often distracted by thinking about lunchtime, which adds a comical touch to his work misadventures.