The military coup of 1943 has been studied with a special focus on various problems. Thus, studies have concentrated on the role of the military, decisive actors in the June 4 coup; the role of the Catholic Church and other actors in the military field, as well as that of the political parties and trade unions, have also been analyzed, among the main axes. The coup installed in a few months a repressive atmosphere marked by the censorship of the opposition, the annulment of political parties, the suspension of institutions and the implementation of compulsory religious education in basic schools. This article proposes to focus on the problem of consensus towards this military coup, the way in which it was socially constructed through expressions of mass culture that helped to delegitimize the republican institutions, thus giving rise to a new military coup on the horizon. In particular, we focus on the magazine Cascabel and its page "Antipolítica". El golpe militar de 1943 instaló en pocos meses una atmósfera represiva. Este artículo propone enfocar el problema del consenso con este golpe militar a través de expresiones de la cultura de masas que ayudaron a erosionar las instituciones republicanas. El papel de la cultura de masas en su relación con los golpes militares de la historia argentina cuenta con antecedentes: el diario Crítica, debido a su involucramiento ante el golpe militar de 1930 y la revista Primera Plana ante la coyuntura de 1966. El estudio de la revista Cascabel resulta un excelente prisma para pensar el problema de la construcción del consenso. Cascabel publicó regularmente, entre 1941 y 1943, una columna regular bajo el título de “Página de la Antipolítica” que se abocaba a deslegitimar el sistema de partidos, las instituciones republicanas, además del sistema electoral, temas que ocupaban un lugar medular en su discurso en clave humorística.