Desmemorias de una revista satírica

Was El Jueves part of a Judeo-Masonic-Republican plot to end the Spanish monarchy? Is it true that your cartoonists worked consuming large amounts of alcohol while ingesting stimulants? Did a collaborator disappear while exploring the famous limits of humor and did they have to compensate the widow? None of these questions has an answer in this book, which is limited to explaining the inexplicable: how some very normal guys edited a humor magazine consumed every week, for decades, by between 500,000 and 750,000 readers, a milestone they reached without being blessed by the cultural establishment -rather the opposite- and without receiving any distinctions or subsidies. So how did they get it? It's what this book explains, man, you're going to have to buy it.