Cartoonist Gabriel Hernández Walta, who lives in Granada, has worked for American comic publishing companies such as IDW, Vertigo and Marvel since 2002. He won the Eisner Award, known as the Oscar of comics, in 2017 for his Marvel comic ‘The Vision’.
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Juanjo Guarnido, cartoons as an expressive language to win the Oscar of comics
His works in the world on animation and comics have complemented each other throughout his career. Born in Granada, Juanjo Guarnido was given the Spanish National Award of Comics in 2014 as recognition to his work in the comic ‘Amarillo’, the fifth episode of the ‘Blacksad’ series. He makes this series together with Juan Díaz […]
Sergio García, a cartoonist in constant demand to tell stories through images
After being published by the main publishers in the Franco-Belgian comics market, Sergio García, from Granada, is now more inclined towards other forms of visual narration. He works for a supplement of The New York Times creating graphic reviews of books, the latest one being Moby Dick. In the U.S. he had already published ‘Lost […]
Javier Fernández, a hint of Andalusia giving life to DC Comics’ superheroes
Currently, Javier Fernández works for DC Comics, more specifically on the series ‘Nightwing’. Settled in Granada, Andalusia, he previously worked for the European Market and was in charge of many other orders to for the USA. Some of his most important works are: ‘Hazañas Bélicas’ (‘Military Exploits’) and a comic book based on the biography […]