Mini Pulgarcito

In the late 1960s, Editorial Bruguera launched Mini Pulgarcito, a compact, 16-issue comic series that offered a brisk, colorful spin on the publisher's beloved humor and adventure roster. This pocket-sized title distilled the lively, slapstick energy of Bruguera's house style—defined by artists like Francisco Ibáñez and Escobar—into a fast-reading format perfect for young readers. Though brief, Mini Pulgarcito stands as a charming snapshot of Spanish comics' golden age of weekly fun.