López Carlos Trillo Ficcionario Historieta erótica Sitges Cataluña, España Córdoba (Argentina) Argentina Josep Toutain Charlton Comics Fleetway Publications D. Related Article Titles Córdoba capital Provincia de Córdoba (Argentina) Argentina 24 de noviembre 1941 Historietista Argentina El Loco Chávez Las puertitas del Sr. In the same year, he begins to produce short comics for Playboy magazine. He carries out the storyboard of the film released in 1989 Old Gringo, directed by Luis Puenzo and starring Jane Fonda and Gregory Peck. In this futuristic work with a strong social content, the protagonist is a young clone created with the aim of replacing the organs of his generator, who rebels and flees to marginal areas. For this cartoon he receives the Yellow Kid award, the highest distinction in the cartoon environment, for the best international author. In 1986 he makes Chances, again as an integral author. That work will be published later, precisely in the year 1984, by the Argentine magazine Fierro.
In 1982 he settled in Sitges, Spain, a country where a year later he would publish the comic strip Fiction in the magazine 1984, the first to feature him as a screenwriter and illustrator, and which earned him his first prize as a screenwriter. He was secretary of culture of the ADA (Association of Cartoonists of Argentina) in the period from 1974 to 1977. López and Merdichesky appear in the magazines of Ediciones de la Urraca, Humor, Superhumor and Fierro.īetween 19 he did work for magazines in Scotland and England. The comics Charlie Moon, Las Puertitas de Mr. The strip was last published on November 11, 1987. For this work he received the Argentine Cartoonists Association Award (1978) and the award for best Argentine daily strip at the Fourth Biennial of Humor and Cartoons in Córdoba (1979). One of them, Pampita, would become a character in popular mythology. Part of the success of the strip was due to the skill of the cartoonist to represent the "mines", the women that the character conquered. Chávez, the protagonist, is a journalist who, through his adventures, narrates the day-to-day reality of Argentina. This cartoon published daily will make you famous. Trillo and Altuna present a strip, which is chosen, and that is how they begin to publish El Loco Chávez. In 1975, the Clarín newspaper announced that he would replace some of the comic strips on his back cover. In 1974, the art director of the magazine Satiricón, Andrés Cascioli, called him to illustrate a script by Carlos Trillo, a screenwriter with whom he would continue to work later. Thompson (both from England) and Charlton Comics (from the United States). Not achieving what he demanded, he leaves Columba and dedicates himself to working in advertising and does work for foreign magazines such as Fleetway and D.C. In the 1970s he joined the Cartoonists Association to join the fight for copyright. He published works in other comic magazines of the time, Misterix, Cinemisterio, Patoruzito and Casco desteel. Oesterheld (Kabul de Bengala), Sergio Almendro (Hilario Corvalán), I. In 1967 he joined Editorial Columba, collaborating on the magazines D'Artagnan, El Tony and Fantasia in which he illustrated scripts by Héctor G. In 1965 he published his first comic strip, Super Volador. His friend and his teacher, Gianni Dalfiume, was the one who encouraged him to seriously venture into comics. However, when he finished high school he began a law degree because he liked drawing, but he did not see a future for it. The taste for drawing began when he was very young, at eight or nine years old. Since 1982 he resides in Sitges (Catalonia, Spain). He received two "Yellow Kid" awards, in 19. López stand out, both with scripts by Carlos Trillo and Fictario, as well as extensive work in the field of erotic comics. He is internationally recognized for his work, among which the comics El Loco Chávez and Las puertitas del Mr. Horacio Altuna (Córdoba capital, Córdoba Province, Argentina, November 24, 1941) is an Argentine artist and cartoonist.
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