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‘Mafalda’ and All of Quino’s Work Passes Into the Hands of a Multinational
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Mafalda, the iconic girl created by Quino, begins a new editorial chapter after 55 years of history. Since August 1, 2025, Penguin Random House will publish the famous comic book after a...
The work of Quino (Joaquín Lavado) was always linked to an Argentine label, Ediciones de la Flor, owned by Ana María Miller and Daniel Divinsky. In 2015, Divinsky moved away from the publishing house, which remained in the hands of Miller, his ex-wife. Already in 2007 the publishing house had lost the work of Roberto Fontanarrosa and Rodolfo Walsh, who remained in the hands of Planeta. It was now the turn of Quino, which from August will be publ…
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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