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Video games are not mere time killers. They are albums of sound, aesthetics, animation and narrative.
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You got it right! Azpiri's first comic is from 1971 and did many covers in the old days. More examples in the linked source, and an extra one here:
Source of the image: El confidencial
His art is awesome, reminds me of Frazetta. Do you have any favorite comics of his that you would reccomend?
I dind't want to describe Azpiri as the "Spanish Frazetta" (EDIT: maybe "with a Moebius touch"?) because it can sound pretentious :P, but I see some truth there.
I grew up reading Mot, his most children-safe comic, but I cannot find anything in Enlgish.
On Anna's Archive you can find some of his more adult comics:
https://annas-archive.org/search?lang=en&content=&ext=&sort=&q=Alfonso+Azpiri
But I'm not an expert, so I cannot recommend anything in particular.
I'd never heard of Azpiri - Lorna and Blackthorne look fantastic. Thank you for sharing internet friend ๐