The clever, sarcastic, and incurably pessimistic Mafalda returns with concerns and questions that do not leave adults at peace. With her humor and childlike innocence, she worries about school, family, friends, war and peace, and the economic situation.

Mafalda, with her disruptive humor and curiosity to discover the world, has already turned 50 and has become a symbol in her homeland of Argentina and around the world. In these five decades, she has marked the evolution of comics like few other heroes. Medusa, on the occasion of this anniversary, releases in Greece three small albums from Quino's colorful thematic series, "Mafalda's Little Philosophy." The same heroes are here: Mafalda and her brother Nando, Susanita, who dreams of marrying a rich man and becoming a housewife with many children, the money-loving and kind-hearted Manolito, who struggles with his studies, Felipe, who often confuses imagination with reality, the little revolutionary Miguelito, and the tiny Libertad.