Alejandro Colucci: Epica Prima

Official website of Alejandro Colucci. This is the result of three months of planning and dedication to try and consolidate many years of hard work. We sweated but enjoyed collecting a large amount of material. Some old pieces have been revisited and we especially wanted to include the artwork of recent years.

Born in Uruguay in 1966, to a family of Italian immigrants, Alejandro has been working in the advertising and publishing market as an illustrator and graphic designer since 1990.

In 2002, he decided to move to Spain with his wife Daniela and their beloved children Romina and Bruno. They now live in a hill-side house outside Barcelona, in harmony with nature and a lot of cats.

His book cover artwork and illustrations have been printed by several publishing companies in Spain, USA, France, Italy, Poland, Norway, Germany and Portugal.
Alejandro works with both techniques: traditional and digital.

Lisandro Di Pasquale

Lisandro Di Pasquale creador de El Angel Negro.

I'm pursuing a career as an artist. I have published comics before as an independent agent. I have a few art exhibitions under my belt and I have been doing (or trying to do) this for over 15 years now. Beaten & Broken is an idea I had for a book. Based on the constant lack of interest by publishers I decided to take it online, and see if the god of cyber-space shines a little ray of light over me. PUBLISHERS: I'm always available

'Gravely ill' Eduardo Barreto leaves Judge Parker strip [Updated]

Judge ParkerLongtime comics artist Eduardo Barreto is 'gravely ill,' forcing him to leave Judge Parker, the daily newspaper strip he's drawn since 2006Michael Cavna reports that strips drawn by 'a temporary replacement' will begin appearing next week as King Features Syndicate searches for a new artist.Barreto, who's in his mid-50s, has meningitis. 'Two weeks ago -- this came on suddenly -- he had to go to the hospital,' longtime Judge Parker writer Woody Wilson told Cavna. 'Eduardo sent us a note saying he wouldn't be able to continue.'Barreto, who lives in his native Montevideo, Uruguay, is widely known for his work on DC Comics' The New Teen Titans and The Shadow Strikes, Dark Horse's The Escapists and Marvel's Marvel Knights.Update: Alan Gardner talked to King Features comics editor Brendan Burford, who said that Barreto isn't 'officially' being replaced. Instead, Barreto's son Diego and former Judge Parker ghost artist John Heebinks will pitch in as Barreto recovers.'[Barreto's] initial conversation with me indicated the he intends to come back,' Burford told Gardner. 'So I’m taking this week by week. If I need to pad out the weeks to give him more time to recover I will. He’s been such a great guy to work with and the readers have really embraced his work.”