Din Dan #60
In "La economia en el futbol," Facundo stumbles into a bizarre situation when his quiet fishing trip leads him to an abandoned ship—right in the middle of a high-stakes naval war exercise featuring live torpedoes. Written and illustrated by Gosset, this 1969 installment from Din Dan #60 blends absurdity with tension in a story that’s as unpredictable as it is grounded in its own peculiar logic.
In "Pescador, perscado," Jo sets off for a quiet day of fishing—until the calm of the sea gives way to chaos, as a forgotten ship drifts into the middle of a military exercise where live torpedos are being fired. The story unfolds with a mix of slapstick timing and sudden peril, all rendered in the sharp, playful style of Din Dan’s classic humor.
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