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Series
  
Gaston Lagaffe

Artists
  
Franquin

Date of publication
  
1957

Originally published
  
1985

Date
  
1985

Publisher
  
Dupuis

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Writers
  
Franquin

Published in
  
Spirou

Language
  
French

Author
  
André Franquin

Followed by
  
Gala de gaffes à gogo

Illustrator
  
André Franquin

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André Franquin books
  
Le bureau des gaffes en gros, Gala de gaffes à gogo, Gaffes - bévues et boulettes, Le gang des gaffeurs, Gaffe à Lagaffe !

Gaston lagaffe 00 gaffes et gadgets


Gaffes et gadgets, written and drawn by Franquin, is an album in the original Gaston Lagaffe series, numbered 0. It is made up of strips and illustrations originally published in Spirou, and was published by Dupuis in 1985. It consists of 48 pages.

Contents

Story

Fantasio finds it difficult to put up with Gaston's devices and inventions.

Inventions

  • paperclip: the biggest paperclip ever invented
  • Gastomobile: small vehicle which allows Gaston to get rapidly around Spirou offices.
  • a rocket: it intriguished many foreign secret services
  • anti-black ice chair: chair on casters to prevent Gaston from sliding on patches of black ice
  • automatic filing chest: a small button open directly the filing chest, no need to open drawers
  • artificial satellite : consists in making a ball turning around one's head

    • Background

    This album consists of illustrations published in Spirou around 1957, at a time when Gaston Lagaffe was a character who served to fill the blanks in the magazine. It also collects some strips which never before had been published in album, plus some who were previously published in the small-sized album entitled Gaston, published in 1960.

    References

    Gaffes et gadgets Wikipedia
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