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  • King, Frank: Gasoline Alley
    comic strip
    / Comics in Latin America

    After Pinochet’s accession to power, José Palomo, one of the principal artists involved in La Firme, went into exile in Mexico. There he became known for a strip titled El Cuarto Reich (begun 1977; “The Fourth Reich”) in the newspaper Uno Más Uno. It featured a tiny Wizard-of-Id-like dictator backed…

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    After Pinochet’s accession to power, José Palomo, one of the principal artists involved in La Firme, went into exile in Mexico. There he became known for a strip titled El Cuarto Reich (begun 1977; “The Fourth Reich”) in the newspaper Uno Más Uno. It featured a tiny Wizard-of-Id-like dictator backed…

    Read More