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En 1992, la librería Vértice Cómics de Barcelona pasaba por un mal momento. Pacheco, Larroca y Guarnido decidieron crear este original en una cartulina grande, colaborativo, en el Salón del Cómic de Barcelona. Cada uno disponía de diez minutos para hacer un personaje de la Patrulla-X en bolígrafo.
El original se subastó y alguien se lo llevo a su casa durante 22 años, posteriormente tuve la suerte de comprárselo y llevármelo a mi casa.
At 1.992, Vertice comics shop in Barcelona went through a bad time. Carlos Pacheco, Salvador Larroca and Juanjo Guarnido decided to create this comic art, in Barcelona Comic Convention. Each had ten minutes to make a X-Men character.
The original was auctioned and someone took him to his house for 22 years, then I was lucky to buy it and take me home
El original se subastó y alguien se lo llevo a su casa durante 22 años, posteriormente tuve la suerte de comprárselo y llevármelo a mi casa.
At 1.992, Vertice comics shop in Barcelona went through a bad time. Carlos Pacheco, Salvador Larroca and Juanjo Guarnido decided to create this comic art, in Barcelona Comic Convention. Each had ten minutes to make a X-Men character.
The original was auctioned and someone took him to his house for 22 years, then I was lucky to buy it and take me home
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About Carlos Pacheco
Carlos Pacheco is one of the Spanish artists that found their way to the American comics market in the 1990s. He began his career doing covers for the Spanish editions of Marvel titles at Planeta-DeAgostini between 1986 and 1992. For Marvel US, he has worked on titles like 'X-Men', 'Fantastic 4', the maxiserie 'Avengers Forever' and the graphic novel 'JLA/JSA: Virtue and Vice'. He eventually came up with his own title, 'Arrowsmith', together with writer Kurt Busiek. In addition to his US work, he remains active in Spain as one of the founders of Dolmen Editorial. In 2003, he signed up with DC to become a regular artist on the Joseph Loeb scripted 'Superman/Batman' title.
Text (c) Lambiek
