Don Pío is a small man with a weak character who lives at the expense of his wife's whims. His catastrophic adventures, in which the poor will always come out badly, involve a subtle criticism of the way of life of the middle class (in particular, the fact of wanting to pretend to be what they are not, especially on an economic level) and of the society of the time in general.
If we talk about a Spanish comic character who has canine hunger, but who fails time and again in his attempts to put something in his mouth, only one name comes to mind: Carpanta. Let's get to know a little about this post-war icon who made several generations of readers laugh