La Zorra y el Cuervo #112

La Zorra y el Cuervo was a prominent Cuban satirical and humor magazine, first published in 1965. It served as a vital platform for graphic artists and cartoonists to provide social commentary, often using the titular fox and crow as archetypal characters in vignettes that reflected the daily realities, bureaucratic ironies, and evolving culture of post-revolutionary Cuba.

The publication was highly regarded for its distinctive artistic style, which drew from a tradition of Caribbean caricature and international graphic design trends of the mid-20th century. Issue number 112, like others in the series, functioned as a collectible cultural artifact that balanced biting wit with artistic innovation, showcasing the work of renowned local illustrators who helped define the visual identity of Cuban printed media during the latter half of the century.