However, the trio's complete lack of business training meant the magazine went deep in the red and they were forced to sell it to a publishing concern. Gotlib's contributions to the magazine were published in album form as "Rhââ Lovely" (named after a rapist's line in Alfred Hitchcock's "Frenzy") and "Rha-Gnagna". Those stories are mostly concerned with smashing taboos and feature much sexuality and other bodily functions, as well as cod-psychoanalysis and pot shots at authority figures of all kinds including divinities. Gotlib, Mandryka and Brétécher stopped working for "l'Echo des Savanes" after selling it.