El Perro, El Ratón y El Gato

From 1930 to 1931, Compañía Ibero-Americana de Publicaciones published El Perro, El Ratón y El Gato, a 34-issue Spanish comic series that leaned into the timeless comedic tension of its title characters—a dog, a mouse, and a cat. While the creators behind its slapstick antics are not widely documented, the series stands as a lively artifact of early 20th-century European comics, offering a brief but energetic glimpse into the period's humor and visual storytelling before its run concluded.