Les histoires du docteur Tutut

A single-issue series from Éditions du Square, Les histoires du docteur Tutut debuted in 1979 and remains a singular, open-ended entry in French comics. The volume collects short, whimsical tales centered on the titular doctor, a character whose adventures were likely conceived as a one-off project. While no specific creator is named in the series' known data, its publication by the influential Éditions du Square—home to the satirical Hara-Kiri and Charlie Mensuel—places it within a notable lineage of French humor comics. Its importance lies in its status as a concise, standalone snapshot of the playful, offbeat storytelling that characterized the era's small-press output.