Victor de la Fuente

Victor de la Fuente ranks among the greatest realistic Spanish artists of the 20th century. From the early 1940s on, De la Fuente was active in the comics field, starting out at the graphic studios of López Rubio. At that time, he cooperated on magazines like Maravillas, Flechas y Palayos and Chicos. He then left to Chile to start an advertising agency. Continuing his comics work, he co-launched the magazine El Peneca and drew for Dell Publishing in New York. He returned to Europe in 1959, where he illustrated numerous war comics for Fleetway in London, as well as DC Thompson.…Comiclopedia