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Cuto: El Pequeño Policia. page 7. Chicos #149
Encre de Chine
20 x 30 cm (7.87 x 11.81 in.)
Commentaire
20X30Cm. ink on vegetal paper with color indications painted by Jesús Blasco in separate paper.
Cuto is being considered as one the greatest spanish strips and it was included in the book "1001 strips you must read before you die" being one of the only 20 spanish strips that appeared on the book.
El Pequeño Policía is the first Cuto large story (16 pages). Jesús Blasco drawing style still need to develope (he was only 21 years old), being now a combination of realistic/humoristic styles. However, you could already notice here his masterful skills.
Cuto has been considered by many spanish experts as the spanish Tintin.
In 1968 Jesús Blasco would start publishing for France (Spirou magazine) the western series "Los Guerrilleros".
Cuto is being considered as one the greatest spanish strips and it was included in the book "1001 strips you must read before you die" being one of the only 20 spanish strips that appeared on the book.
El Pequeño Policía is the first Cuto large story (16 pages). Jesús Blasco drawing style still need to develope (he was only 21 years old), being now a combination of realistic/humoristic styles. However, you could already notice here his masterful skills.
Cuto has been considered by many spanish experts as the spanish Tintin.
In 1968 Jesús Blasco would start publishing for France (Spirou magazine) the western series "Los Guerrilleros".
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A propos de Jesús Blasco
Jesús Monterde Blasco, dit parfois Montero (né le 3 novembre 1919 à Barcelone — mort le 21 octobre 1995) était un auteur de bande dessinée espagnol.Il débute en 1935 dans la version espagnole du Journal de Mickey. Il travaille pour des publications espagnoles à bas prix de cette époque aux années 50, créant le personnage de Cuto. Il travaille pour l'international à partir des années 60, créant Main d'Acier (sur des scénarios de Tom Tully) pour la revue anglaise Valiant. Au tournant des années 70, il publie quelques épisodes de Paul Foran et Los Guerilleros dans Spirou avant de travailler avec Claude Moliterni à une adaptation de la Bible pour Dargaud. À partir de 1987, il travaille pour Bonelli en Italie, travaillant sur Tex Willer et Yann Cyclone (Capitan Trueno) avec Victor Mora.
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