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Jesus Durán Castillo, Le dernier Taxi  Aredit page 84 - Comic Strip
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Le dernier Taxi Aredit page 84

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Encre de chine sur carton souple, textes colles
Publication dans Flash espionnage – Editions Aredit
Adaptation en BD du roman d'André Caroff publié dans la collection Fleuve noir angoisse
Dessin de Jesus Duran
Format 27,50cm/19,50cm

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About Jesus Durán Castillo

Jesús Durán Castillo is an allround comic artist, who has worked in genres like romance, suspense and horror for both Spanish and American publications. He was born in Badajoz, Extremadura, into an artistic family (his parents taught him the rudiments of pottery and sculpting). After fulfilling his military service and a stint in acting (as an extra in action scenes), he settled in Catalonia as a draftsman. His first work was for romance titles like 'Claro de Luna' (IMDE), 'Muchachas' (Maga) and 'Sissi' (Toray), starting in 1959. His art was also present in the Bruguera magazine Can Can, and subsequently contributed to children's comics like Pulgarcito, Gran Pulgarcito, El DDT, and Gaceta Junior. He also drew for action and adventure serials by Toray ('Brigada Secreta', 'Espionaje', 'Novelas gráficas') and Galaor ('Cronos'). Around 1970 he was coordinator of the Enrique Sánchez Pascual's Comundi agency, through which he worked with artists like Leandro Blasco and Adolfo Usero on nature features like 'Safari en África', 'Gran Fauna' and 'Félix dialoga con vosotros' for Gaceta Junior and Gran Pulgarcito. In 1977 he made an adaptation of 'Treasure Island' for the Topela series 'Grandes Clásicos'. Text (c) Lambiek