376:). Here, Gaston hinders Spirou's investigation into a baby's kidnapping. Spirou's search leads him to a fairground and Gaston, who just happens to be there, keeps approaching him. When Spirou, desperate to keep a low profile, whispers to Gaston that they "don't know each other", he keeps insisting that they do or else suggesting that it is Spirou who looks like someone he knows. When Spirou recovers the baby, the kidnappers approach Gaston, who they know was previously talking to Spirou, and he, quite innocently, offers to show them the way to Spirou's house for what he thinks will be a pleasant social evening. Fortunately for Spirou and the little victim, Gaston keeps getting his directions wrong and he and the gangsters end up in a dead-end, surrounded by police and in jail. In the final frame (of the book version) Gaston is released from prison, to the scornful glances of the passing public.
550:(the real-life publication in which the strip appeared), having wandered in cluelessly. The strip usually focuses on his efforts to avoid doing any work, and indulge instead in hobbies or naps while all around him panic over deadlines, lost mail and contracts. Initially, Gaston was an irritating simpleton, but he developed a genial personality and sense of humour. Common sense however always eludes him, and he has an almost supernatural ability to cause disasters ("gaffes") to which he reacts with his catchphrase: "M'enfin?!" ("What the...?"). His job involves chiefly dealing with readers' mail. The ever-growing piles of unanswered letters ("courrier en retard") and the attempts of Fantasio and Léon Prunelle to make him deal with it or to retrieve documentation are recurring themes of the comic.
755:("M'oiselle Jeanne" to Gaston), one of the magazine's secretaries, is Gaston's love interest. A short redhead with freckles, glasses, conservative dress style and very long hair, she was first depicted as comically unattractive in a gag where Gaston needs a partner for the back end of his pantomime horse costume and chooses Jeanne because of her ponytail. However, in the following appearances, she increasingly becomes prettier and more attractive, if never really a conventional beauty queen: her body changes from pear-shaped to curvaceous, she pays more attention to her makeup and her long hair, her dress style gradually switches to modern (and often revealing) outfits and she becomes more confident in her interactions with Gaston and other characters.
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974:, which he acquires in gag #321, decorated with racing patterns that he added himself. However its top speed still allows passengers to safely pick flowers on motorway verges. Much humour derives from the car's extreme state of decrepitude; for example, a friend of Gaston is able to "waterski" behind it on a slick of oil, while Gaston strenuously denies any such leaks. The car also produces huge quantities of (often toxic) smoke, even more so when Gaston converts it to run on
648:, Fantasio was a comically serious character, a regular victim of Gaston's goofy antics who thus became to Fantasio what Fantasio is to Spirou. His seriousness and stress plays the opposite of Gaston's carefree and relaxed attitude towards life and work. Although he appears to be mostly on friendly terms with Gaston, his underling's chaotic behaviour often makes him lose his temper. On occasion, he becomes aggressive and tries to get even by pranking and hazing Gaston.
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895:. De Mesmaeker has developed a deep loathing for Gaston and by extension his colleagues. His frequent visits allow Franquin to satirise business rituals, as Dupuis's employees shower him with attention, complimentary drinks and cigars, but De Mesmaeker almost inevitably ends up storming out of the offices, swearing never to set foot in them again, passed out on the floor or even in hospital due to Gaston's catastrophic blunders.
710:. He has black hair, a short beard and wears glasses. Originally a background character without much detail and a relatively calm demeanor, Prunelle eventually takes up the role of office supervisor when Fantasio is removed as a regular character. He is then revealed to be even more short-tempered than his predecessor from whom he has inherited not only the mammoth task of making Gaston work, but also the job of
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1324:). The R5 album was not published until 1986; its non-existence until then had been a mystery. This was due to the republication of the real first five books: they were published on a smaller format, and from these small ones they couldn't make five big ones. After several years it was decided to fill it up with early unpublished material and some advertising gags for PiedBœuf.
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928:(“Courage & Stronghold”) is an engineering firm (specializing in steel bridges) whose offices neighbour those of Dupuis. This company is also a frequent victim of Lagaffe's mishaps and Fantasio or Prunelle often bear the brunt of Ducran and Lapoigne's anger—both of them being big muscular men, as their names suggest.
601:, in that we are not privy to their inner thoughts. The cat and seagull in particular can be fairly vicious, to the extent of forcing all employees and an unwilling De Mesmaeker to wear helmets, but never to Gaston himself. They often team up to obtain food. For example, in volume 14, the seagull distracts the
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230:) which only contains letters and large images. The initial purpose was to fill up empty spaces in the magazine and offer a (comically artificial) glimpse of life behind-the-scenes at the paper. His arrival was carefully orchestrated with a teasing campaign over several months, based on ideas by Franquin,
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magazine and one of his colleagues is a cartoonist, the series satirises office life in general rather than the publishing or comics business; Franquin himself worked at home. In the later episodes, the reader could discover a visual reference to the story in
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train and, since no one else is available, is compelled to take Gaston with him for assistance. Needless to say, with Gaston on board, things start to go wrong and the train is soon speeding out of control, leaving Spirou and the train designer the task of sorting things out. The serial was broadcast
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gags grew to full-page. A full length comic featuring Gaston has not yet been published in
English. In 1971 4 gags of Gaston were published in the Thunderbirds Annual 1971. Gaston was christened Cranky Franky for this series. In the early 1990s Fantagraphics translated about a half a dozen gags into
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Jeanne is a perfect match for Gaston. She wholeheartedly admires his talent, courage and inventiveness and is utterly oblivious to his lack of common sense — of which she herself has fairly little. However their courtship seems perpetually stuck at the very first step. They address each other
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November 19, created by Normaal Studios. Unable to draw the characters, the animation style were first taken from the actual comic and then animated. This was done to express the feeling of the characters coming to life from the comics. This
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Mesmaeker is a hot-tempered businessman who often visits the office (which he increasingly, and with some justification, sees as a madhouse) in order to sign some important contracts. However, the contracts are irrevocably jinxed: before De Mesmaeker can apply pen to paper, Gaston's latest
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Gaston alternates between phases of extreme laziness, when it is near impossible to wake him up, and hyper-activity, when he creates various machines or plays with office furniture. Over the years, he has experimented with cooking, rocket science, music, electronics, decorating, telecommunication,
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in the 1950s, to disillusioned citizen concerned over traffic and pollution in later years. One topical strip had the seagull boycotting Gaston's car after seeing a bird stuck in an oil spill on television. "Life is becoming more and more complicated", its owner concludes gloomily in a very rare
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Gaston has also appeared in advertising campaigns for batteries, a soft drink (Orange
Piedboeuf), and in a campaign to promote bus use. The material was always drawn by Franquin himself rather than under licence, and has been reprinted in books. The latter campaign is interesting in that it shows
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from the French pronunciation of his initials J.D.M.), Franquin's collaborator on the series; he remarked that the character looked like his own father. The real-life Mr De
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book, a small-format (7x13 cm) publication, was released. Its format was so unorthodox that some retailers thought it was a promotional issue to be given away for free. The cover features Gaston wearing orange espadrilles without socks, not yet given his trademark blue espadrilles. Fifteen major
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As the comic strip progresses, Gaston's love for Jeanne becomes more obvious. During his office naps, his daydreams about her become increasingly explicit and erotically charged. In one of the series' final stories, Gaston and Jeanne are actually seen holding hands in public, hinting at a more
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Prunelle's efforts to get the iconic contracts signed become increasingly frantic and desperate. Prunelle even goes so far as to send Lagaffe to the other side of town on some wild goose chase or bound and gag him and lock him into a cupboard but even these drastic
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are located. One of his particular responsibilities is for traffic and illegal parking. An exceptionally petty and vengeful man, he is the closest thing the series has to a villain. He is one of Gaston's favorite "victims" as well as his nemesis. The two clash continually over Gaston's car and
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that he didn't remember with whom or for what he had been called. Fantasio, functioning as the magazine's opinionated face of signed editorials, subsequently announced in a formal communiqué that Gaston would be the first "Hero-without-a-job". Gaston's blunders continued during a stressful and
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was a fairly major supporting character in the comic's very early days, though his role was quickly reduced to occasional appearances. He was on generally friendly terms with Gaston, sometimes trying to mediate between him and
Fantasio, usually without much success. Like Fantasio, he vanished
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is forced by them to come up with a means of helping them with their plans. Thinking of Gaston, he comes up with the kind of recipe that the office idiot would devise, but the resulting and disgusting mixture does have the results that the gangsters wanted, much to the Count's annoyance.
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means "blunder"), he shares Gaston's tendency to goof up. Bertrand suffers from acute depression, mirroring Franquin's own problems with the illness, and Gaston and Jules do their best to cheer him up with food, country drives and other things (all of which backfire comically).
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to Gaston in the early part of the series. Franquin acknowledged with regret that he had totally destroyed the original clown-like personality of the character by using him in this role, which required him to be formal and businesslike and behave as an authority figure. In
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with important businessman Aimé De Mesmaeker (see below). Initially optimistic about this, Prunelle slowly realizes that he cannot win. However he refuses to give up and sometimes resorts to drastic measures, such as locking up Gaston in the cellar or even a cupboard.
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gags in chronological order. As some of the earliest material had been damaged, restoration work was done by Studio Léonardo, with the results approved by Franquin. This edition is being published in Spain by Planeta DeAgostini Comics starting in January 2007.
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Era"). He is first seen "on the streets of the capital" riding a bicycle while reading a newspaper, obliviously littering papers, and then appears two frames later, bruised and dazed, dragging his deformed bike, having ridden into the middle of ongoing traffic.
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This extraordinary instrument, a prehistoric-looking combination of horn and harp created by Gaston, produces a sound so terrible and loud that it causes physical destruction all around and panics animals and even fighter jet pilots. Like the voice of the bard
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put in charge of the reference library: at first he arranged the books into a maze and charged his colleagues for admission, and later he simply piled them up, dug a cave in the middle and settled there with his pets, a radio and a stove to sleep all day.
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chemistry and many other hobbies, all with uniformly catastrophic results. His Peter Pan-like refusal to grow up and care about his work makes him very endearing, while his antics account for half the stress experienced by his unfortunate co-workers.
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and as "Mister" and "Miss" and see each other mainly at the office — though they have the occasional outing together. This platonic relationship, in a way, is in keeping with Gaston's refusal or inability to grow up. It is revealed in the album
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technique also uses actual shown speech bubbles, panels and even written sound effects. Each episode centered around a different theme and showed about 5 gags similar, from the including Cup-and-ball, experiments, the cactus, pets, etc..
669:. At first, he made the occasional guest appearance, even once returning to the office itself, his absence explained as being away in Champignac,. Otherwise, from 1970 onwards, he gradually disappears from the series as Franquin abandoned
348:) which was published between November 1957 and January 1958. Gaston appears at the start of the story when, cycling and lighting a cigarette at the same time, he runs past a red light and very nearly gets hit by Spirou and Fantasio's
2652:, had given permission for the elements and jokes from his work to be used, but not the actual characters. As a result, the characters' names were all changed, making the film appear more like an imitation than a proper adaptation.
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gimmick comes along, provokes mayhem and causes the hapless businessman to storm out, rip the contracts up, or in some cases pass out. Even when they do get signed, Gaston can always be counted on to accidentally destroy them.
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intimate and serious relationship. To the dismay of critics, Franquin only sporadically actually drew them naked, with Gaston in a state of arousal, on several unpublished sketches and commercially unavailable greeting cards.
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illustrated the cover and drew a gag. This was so well received that he was asked to work on a completely new album. In 2023, 26 years after Franquin's death, the new album Gaston 22: Le Retour de Lagaffe! was released.
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Gaston's age is a mystery – Franquin himself confessed that he neither knew nor indeed wanted to know it. Although Gaston has a job, a car and his own place, he often acts like a young teenager. In the publication of
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generally stuck to a gentle satire of productivity and authority. However, the pacifism and concern for the environment that formed the basis of Franquin's politics and would be expressed much more bluntly in
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For a period, Franquin had trained his assistant Jidéhem to take over the strip in due time, but Jidéhem felt no affinity with the character and remained the background artist. Franquin inversely grew tired of
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strips running at the bottom of the editor's pages, signed by both Jidéhem and Franquin. These ran until 1959 when Gaston acquired a weekly half-page, which lasted until the mid-60s when the
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A coffeemaker which produces so stiff a drink, it renders the drinker (Gaston himself and De Mesmaeker) hyperenergetic, agitated and utterly unable to use even a pen without destroying it.
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nº 10), chronicled (from the viewpoint of Prunelle) the Gaffophone's blossoming and development into a small ecosystem, which then self-destructed. Gaston later rebuilt his instrument.
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with advertising posters or even snowmen, reasoning that it is the only decent use that they have — being oblivious to the chaos and accidents that covering the road signs cause.
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Franquin had said that Gaston is a boy in his late teens but certainly not in his twenties. He is invariably dressed in a tight polo-necked green jumper and blue-jeans, and worn-out
1313:. There were some oddities such as number 1 appearing out of sequence and number 0 twenty years later. The first five were quickly sold out; the others were frequently reprinted.
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magazine, first introduced the character Gaston in issue n°985, published February 28, 1957. The picture above is found on the 5th page of the magazine in segment of the story,
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Objects play an important part in Gaston's life, and some of them have become iconic enough to be sometimes recreated in real life for exhibitions and such. The main two are:
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that Jeanne is color blind: she can't tell green from red. She also still lives with her mother and, although it is assumed that she is well beyond her teens, is shown
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This is possibly the most frequent running gag in the series, and by Franquin's admission a
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An automatic hammer, the inevitable "gaffe" being that you first had to nail it to the wall.
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in 1946) and decided in 1968 to resign the job, and concentrate on the increasingly popular
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887:. His precise line of business is unknown, but he is repeatedly lured into the offices of
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4260:"La statue de Gaston Lagaffe retrouve sa tête à Charleroi, disparue après un vol (photo)"
4244:[Manneken Pis celebrates the Comic Strip Festival in clothes by Gaston Lagaffe].
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approached Franquin's drawing style and was asked to work on a new Gaston album in 2021
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albums were published between 1963 and 1996, including all the strips that appeared in
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A perpetual motion machine that serves no purpose than to annoy the rest of the office.
806:(who always fumes at the mess left by Gaston and which she has to clean up), concierge
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405:. He is featured in the opening pages of the title story, and plays a central role in
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contracts, both merchandising deals over Gaston's inventions (the "Cosmo-clock", an
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An electric scarecrow, with badly insulated wires that ended up shocking the farmer.
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A suit of armour for mice, for when his cat and his mouse learned to live together.
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A ceiling-suspended table, which caused Fantasio to trip on the supports upstairs.
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Between approximately 1990 and 2008, there was also a painting of Gaston at the
2218:) An illustrated story album (not a comic) featuring Gaston, Spirou and Fantasio
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For an anniversary album of sixty years of Gaston in 2016, Canadian illustrator
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format. The titles and contents did not exactly match the large-format albums.
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that peels apart the car's roof, flying away with Prunelle dangling underneath.
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took over the series a couple of references to Gaston were made in the album "
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wore a suit from Guust Flater during the Brussels Comics Festival in 2017.
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An emissions filter fitted to the exhaust pipe which turns out not to let
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is another friend, who regularly turns up in different jobs (like Bert in
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and a hyperactive cat. Like Franquin's most famous animal creation, the
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A seatbelt made of rubber, for easy access to the mailbox from the car.
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Since the 1980s Gaston has appeared on a wide variety of merchandise.
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A mural painting represents Gaston Lagaffe in the rue des Wallons in
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In 2007, upon Gaston's 50th anniversary, Marsu Productions published
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A mini-lawnmower, to mow his aunt's lawn without hurting the daisies.
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934:("fairy-fingered Freddy") is a burglar. His occasional break-ins at
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The car is inadvertently rocket-powered on two separate occasions.
4153:"eBru - Bruxelles Capitale de la Bande Dessine (BD) - Noms de rue"
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2232:) Advert album commissioned by the Union of Public Transportations
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4067:"Planeta DeAgostini Comics > Colección BD > Tomás, el gafe"
1138:, which promptly folded around Gaston as he was demonstrating it.
562:. It is said that his appearance was originally based on that of
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Included in the series were the "R1" through "R5" albums (R for
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Main character Gaston Lagaffe with the logo of the French series
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1165:, which almost worked like a guillotine for the users' fingers.
438:, published in 1969. Kidnapped by gangsters, leading scientist
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frustrating period for Fantasio, pushing him to go on a 4-week
4278:"Gaston Lagaffe : Lagaffe me gâte - Fais gaffe à Lagaffe"
521:
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series, is the first main supporting character and irritable
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English and Gaston was rechristened Gomer Goof for this one.
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while the cat steals a fish, which they later eat together.
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issue n°1014 (19 September 1957) as he graced two frames of
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Gaston was given a larger part in the following adventure,
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His second cameo occurred in the early panels of the story
4242:"Manneken Pis viert Stripfeest in kleren van Guust Flater"
2531:
the permanent exhibition brings homage to the pioneers of
2265:) Edition for Gaston's 50th birthday with unpublished work
493:(a series he had not created himself, but inherited from
898:
De Mesmaeker is named after Jean De Mesmaeker (known as
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Franquin's evolution from car enthusiast inventing the
1114:, for which a plumber was called when it sprung a leak.
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issue n°1025, the single-panel gags were replaced with
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entirely from the comic when Franquin stopped drawing
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series in 1970, Fantasio was essentially removed from
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In 1996, upon Gaston's 40th anniversary, Dupuis and
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on Belgian radio in 1961. It was later published in
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Gaffophone in the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Charleroi
409:in which he offers Fantasio a troupe of performing
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986:through, causing the exhaust to come in the front.
978:. Customisations and ill-fitted upgrades include:
913:working in the neighbourhood where the offices of
253:full-page gag was featured in a bonus supplement.
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892:
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2184:(1965) Franquin & Jidéhem, Gag de poche n°26
265:and eventually a vacation, initiating the story
1008:, which accidentally wrap around the rear axle.
810:, and a string of attractive secretaries named
428:succeeded Franquin as artist and writer of the
342:"Quiet Holidays") (later included in the album
245:issue N°1000 cover, Franquin drew 999 heads of
202:Gaston's very first (silent) appearance in 1957
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4431:
4083:[Gaston 22: Lagaffe Strikes Again!].
3685:
3683:
395:Gaston also appeared in Franquin's two final
370:("The Gangster's Fair", included in the book
8:
2571:, based on an original painting by Franquin.
2663:as the titular character, this time called
1232:Politics, activism and promotional material
814:(who is constantly handing in her notice),
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4959:
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618:, a character originally hailing from the
183:), there was no English translation until
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206:André Franquin who was then in charge of
2188:La fantastica Fiat 509 di Gaston Lagaffe
1360:
946:Props, inventions and other running gags
2722:
2546:Rue Gaston Lagaffe / Guust Flaterstraat
1331:began publishing a 17-volume series in
5138:Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio
4502:Quatre aventures de Spirou et Fantasio
3125:"Dossiers-inventaire-all Gaston index"
1269:. They are very popular amongst idiots
5659:Comics adapted into television series
4360:Sadoul, Numa; André Franquin (1986).
4010:These strips were later collected in
1064:An illustrated text published in the
7:
2587:In honor of Gaston's 60th birthday,
2548:placed under the actual street sign.
1291:and other fancy sports vehicles for
962:Fiat 509 at the European Motor Show
891:by Fantasio or Prunelle in order to
5654:Comics adapted into animated series
4895:
3997:, vol. 11 (1997).
3971:, vol. 17 (1997).
3945:, vol. 18 (1997).
3919:, vol. 18 (1997).
3893:, vol. 12 (1997).
3867:, vol. 10 (1997).
3763:, vol. 11 (1997).
3737:, vol. 11 (1997).
3673:, vol. 17 (1997).
3647:, vol. 13 (1997).
3621:, vol. 10 (1997).
3595:, vol. 10 (1997).
3482:, vol. 15 (1997).
3441:, vol. 11 (1997).
3372:, vol. 20 (2018).
3346:, vol. 20 (2018).
3320:, vol. 19 (2018).
3154:, vol. 14 (1997).
3069:"Le monde selon Spirou et Fantasio"
2248:(1992) Advertising for the Belgian
794:brothers: the mustached translator
655:came out (which, while nominally a
249:, and one of Gaston, and the first
4117:"Belgisch Centrum : Brussels"
4081:"Guust 22: Flater Slaat Weer Toe!"
3841:, vol. 6 (1997).
3815:, vol. 6 (1997).
3789:, vol. 5 (1997).
3702:, vol. 8 (1997).
3569:, vol. 8 (1997).
3543:, vol. 8 (1997).
3508:, vol. 5 (1997).
3385:Thierry Groensteen, "Bloc-Notes",
3294:, vol. 4 (2018).
3232:, vol. 9 (1997).
3206:, vol. 8 (1997).
3180:, vol. 6 (2018).
3015:"Images moins connues dans SPIROU"
2611:Gaston Lagaffe (2018) movie poster
2558:There is also a wall, part of the
1124:ashtray, which promptly sucked in
966:2006, decorated like Gaston's car.
473:that Gaston made out of fermented
25:
5644:Belgian comics adapted into films
3457:"Gaston-personnages-De Mesmaeker"
2788:Image of Spirou n°985 Gaston page
735:, (first presented with the name
413:as an unwanted birthday present.
326:(French: "The Traveller from the
4099:"Gaston (en langues étrangères)"
2472:
2463:
5649:Comics adapted into video games
3033:"Apparitions de Gaston Lagaffe"
2242:, only printed in 2500 editions
1413:Série classique, Classic series
5639:1957 establishments in Belgium
5313:Gare aux gaffes du gars gonflé
5145:Il y a un sorcier à Champignac
4509:Il y a un sorcier à Champignac
2423:: Гаша шепртља (Gaša šeprtlja)
2068:Gare aux gaffes du gars gonflé
790:Spirou is also staffed by the
501:. Gaston's antics appeared in
1:
5180:Le dictateur et le champignon
4544:Le dictateur et le champignon
4266:(in French). 18 October 2023.
4105:(in French). 18 October 2023.
4065:planetadeagostinicomics.com.
2745:"Gomer Goof - Mind the Goof!"
2441:: Chapchal Gazi (Şapşal Gazi)
893:sign some lucrative contracts
5306:Le bureau des gaffes en gros
4387:Gaston Lagaffe official site
4087:(in Dutch). 20 October 2023.
3291:Le Bureau des Gaffes en Gros
2974:"Dossiers-19 septembre 1957"
2678:Pierre-François Martin-Laval
2238:(1989) Advertising gags for
2038:Le bureau des gaffes en gros
1213:measures backfire and fail.
673:to devote himself solely to
5369:Gaffes, bévues et boulettes
5250:Spirou et les hommes-bulles
4614:Spirou et les hommes-bulles
4052:"Albums-Edition Définitive"
4035:(in French). Archived from
4018:. Piedboeuf is now part of
3127:(in French). Archived from
3095:"Franquin-les amis-Jidéhem"
3035:(in French). Archived from
2995:(in French). Archived from
2993:"Dossiers-21 novembre 1957"
2976:(in French). Archived from
2957:(in French). Archived from
2938:(in French). Archived from
2919:(in French). Archived from
2917:"Dossiers-28 novembre 1957"
2810:(in French). Archived from
2773:(in French). Archived from
1760:Gaffes, bévues et boulettes
1575:Les gaffes d'un gars gonflé
839:Jules-de-chez-Smith-en-face
5705:
5166:Les voleurs du Marsupilami
4734:La ceinture du grand froid
4684:Le gri-gri du Niokolo-Koba
4530:Les voleurs du Marsupilami
4033:"Série classique Gaston 0"
2936:"Dossiers-5 décembre 1957"
2771:"Dossiers-28 février 1957"
2696:s 100 Books of the Century
2676:, made by and co-starring
2560:Brussels' Comic Book Route
2525:Belgian Comic Strip Center
1626:
1617:
1251:were already surfacing in
798:and the red-haired editor
416:Gaston does not appear in
5383:Lagaffe mérite des baffes
5341:Un gaffeur sachant gaffer
5327:Le lourd passé de Lagaffe
5222:Le voyageur du Mésozoïque
4691:Du cidre pour les étoiles
4586:Le voyageur du Mésozoïque
4362:Et Franquin créa la gaffe
4333:Franquin publications in
4012:Le lourd passé de Lagaffe
3265:"Personnages-Yves Lebrac"
2955:"les différentes époques"
2808:"Franquin raconte Gaston"
2359:: Gaston, without surname
2134:Le lourd passé de Lagaffe
2114:
2052:album 4 & unpublished
2024:
1982:
1953:
1893:
1820:Lagaffe mérite des baffes
1640:Un gaffeur sachant gaffer
1472:
1447:
1411:
1196:
1070:En direct de la Rédaction
745:, a surly accountant for
323:Le voyageur du Mésozoïque
39:
5689:Comics by André Franquin
5334:Des gaffes et des dégâts
5229:Le prisonnier du Bouddha
4593:Le prisonnier du Bouddha
4222:www.berlin-experience.de
2194:Gaston et le Marsupilami
1604:Des gaffes et des dégâts
1346:, containing nearly all
1197:De Mesmaeker's contracts
1126:De Mesmaeker's contracts
1072:(and later collected in
932:Freddy-les-doigts-de-fée
316:adventure took place in
212:, the primary series of
5684:Comics set in the 1990s
5679:Comics set in the 1980s
5674:Comics set in the 1970s
5669:Comics set in the 1960s
5664:Comics set in the 1950s
5432:La Queue du Marsupilami
5425:Capturez un Marsupilami
5215:Le nid des Marsupilamis
5208:Le gorille a bonne mine
5194:Le repaire de la murène
5159:Spirou et les héritiers
4822:La frousse aux trousses
4794:L'horloger de la comète
4748:Les faiseurs de silence
4579:Le nid des Marsupilamis
4572:Le gorille a bonne mine
4558:Le repaire de la murène
4523:Spirou et les héritiers
4183:"Statue Gaston Lagaffe"
3110:"Franquin-une vie-1968"
2182:Biographie d'un gaffeur
1588:new (strips 350 - 410)
440:the Count of Champignac
373:Le nid des Marsupilamis
345:Le gorille a bonne mine
336:Vacances sans histoires
267:Vacances sans histoires
179:in the early 1990s (as
149:created in 1957 by the
96:Current status/schedule
5599:Comics set in Brussels
5397:Gaffe à Lagaffe !
5201:Les pirates du silence
5173:La corne de rhinocéros
4808:La jeunesse de Spirou
4663:Du glucose pour Noémie
4565:Les pirates du silence
4537:La corne de rhinocéros
4395:Franquin official site
3991:). "Gag #604"
3965:). "Gag #868"
3913:). "Gag #899"
3887:). "Gag #629"
3861:). "Gag #535"
3835:). "Gag #385"
3809:). "Gag #380"
3783:). "Gag #338"
3757:). "Gag #601"
3731:). "Gag #600"
3696:). "Gag #449"
3667:). "Gag #863"
3641:). "Gag #664"
3615:). "Gag #551"
3589:). "Gag #550"
3563:). "Gag #448"
3537:). "Gag #447"
3502:). "Gag #327"
3476:). "Gag #786"
3435:). "Gag #587"
3366:). "Gag #878"
3340:). "Gag #882"
3314:). "Gag #850"
3288:). "Gag #224"
3226:). "Gag #512"
3200:). "Gag #481"
3174:). "Gag #339"
3148:). "Gag #726"
2680:was released in 2018.
2659:A new adaptation with
2628:Fais gaffe à la gaffe!
2612:
2486:and mural painting in
2455:Tributes and pastiches
2246:Le facteur est mon ami
1880:Gaffe à Lagaffe !
1864:new (strips 851 - 890)
1834:new (strips 806 - 850)
1804:new (strips 759 - 805)
1774:new (strips 715 - 849)
1744:new (strips 659 - 714)
1714:new (strips 601 - 658)
1684:new (strips 544 - 607)
1654:new (strips 472 - 543)
1621:new (strips 413 - 480)
1560:new (strips 215 - 286)
1532:new (strips 144 - 210)
1476:new (strips 294 - 351)
1369:
1228:, and a soup recipe).
1047:
967:
651:By the time the album
399:stories, published in
379:In 1961, Franquin and
368:La Foire aux gangsters
305:
203:
5604:Comics set in Belgium
5579:Belgian comics titles
5320:En direct de la gaffe
5299:Gala de gaffes à gogo
4787:Qui arrêtera Cyanure?
4780:Aventure en Australie
4448:Spirou & Fantasio
4282:lagaffemegate.free.fr
4014:and Série définitive
3404:www.gastonlagaffe.com
3251:Lagaffemegate.free.fr
2711:Franco-Belgian comics
2610:
2208:Les Robinsons du rail
2101:En direct de la gaffe
2005:Gala de gaffes à gogo
1504:new (strips 49 - 151)
1364:
1281:Amnesty International
1100:These have included:
1045:
970:Gaston drives an old
961:
926:Ducran & Lapoigne
767:En direct de la gaffe
635:Monsieur De Mesmaeker
609:The office co-workers
495:Joseph "Jijé" Gillain
456:La jeunesse de Spirou
299:
201:
159:Franco-Belgian comics
5574:Belgian comic strips
5376:Le gang des gaffeurs
5362:Le géant de la gaffe
4829:La vallée des bannis
4712:Des haricots partout
4646:Jean-Claude Fournier
4474:Spirou et l'aventure
4411:Gaston Lagaffe Links
4350:Le Journal de Spirou
4335:Le Journal de Spirou
4085:stripspeciaalzaak.be
3389:, March 1988, p67-68
3387:Les Cahiers de la BD
3247:"Prenom-Yves Lebrac"
3031:Inigo Yanez, Pedro.
2542:commemorative plaque
2448:: Gaston Libiestreye
1955:(R) Réédition series
1790:Le gang des gaffeurs
1730:Le géant de la gaffe
584:
426:Jean-Claude Fournier
220:Le Piano à Bretelles
27:Belgian comic series
5624:1996 comics endings
5614:Brussels in fiction
5264:Panade à Champignac
5257:QRN sur Bretzelburg
5120:Spirou and Fantasio
4628:Panade à Champignac
4621:QRN sur Bretzelburg
4248:. 1 September 2017.
4218:"East Side Gallery"
4133:on 22 December 2015
4031:gastonlagaffe.com.
3123:gastonlagaffe.com.
3013:Collignon, Claude.
2991:gastonlagaffe.com.
2972:gastonlagaffe.com.
2953:gastonlagaffe.com.
2934:gastonlagaffe.com.
2915:gastonlagaffe.com.
2902:"Spirou année 1957"
2806:gastonlagaffe.com.
2769:gastonlagaffe.com.
2236:Rempile et désopile
2121:Franquin, Delporte
1992:Franquin, Delporte
1894:new and unpublished
1381:
1327:Beginning in 1987,
953:
909:("long nose") is a
753:Mademoiselle Jeanne
706:, an editor at the
430:Spirou and Fantasio
419:QRN sur Bretzelburg
402:Panade à Champignac
226:and illustrated by
194:Publication history
5634:Spirou et Fantasio
5619:1957 comics debuts
5589:Workplace comedies
5390:La saga des gaffes
5152:Les chapeaux noirs
5131:Spirou et Fantasio
5059:Spirou et Fantasio
5005:Spirou et Fantasio
4516:Les chapeaux noirs
4495:Spirou et Fantasio
4403:The Franquin forum
4353:gastonlagaffe.com
3410:on 27 January 2010
3317:La Saga de Lagaffe
3055:2008-08-28 at the
2793:2007-07-04 at the
2613:
2176:Other publications
2151:Franquin, Jidehem
2025:Franquin, Jidehem
1850:La saga des gaffes
1448:Franquin, Jidehem
1439:19,7 x 8,3 cm
1380:
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1304:In 1960 the first
1296:joke-free ending.
1257:Spirou et Fantasio
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692:Spirou et Fantasio
671:Spirou et Fantasio
663:Spirou et Fantasio
658:Spirou et Fantasio
653:Bravo les Brothers
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5496:Publishing houses
5348:Lagaffe nous gâte
5292:Gaffes et gadgets
5040:Modeste et Pompon
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4815:Spirou à New York
3947:Marsu Productions
3921:Marsu Productions
3073:Spirou.peuleux.fr
2701:Marcinelle school
2578:East Side Gallery
2496:Issue no 3672 of
2409:: Гастон (Gaston)
2403:: Gastão Dabronca
2322:: Gastone Lagaffe
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1983:21,8 x 30 cm
1969:Gaffes et gadgets
1670:Lagaffe nous gâte
1618:21,8 x 30 cm
1340:Marsu Productions
1222:Apollo spacecraft
1066:Journal de Spirou
920:Spirit of Ecstasy
881:Aimé De Mesmaeker
872:, the policeman.
843:Journal de Spirou
712:signing contracts
708:Journal de Spirou
568:Journal de Spirou
548:Journal de Spirou
509:Format and appeal
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5584:Gag-a-day comics
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2508:Olivier Schwartz
2488:Louvain-la-Neuve
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2347:: Gastono Lafuŝo
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2298:: Gaston Lagaffe
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1150:A solar-powered
1096:Other inventions
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792:Van Schrijfboek
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