Jesús Blasco

Jesús Blasco was a Spanish author and artist of comic books. Blasco debuted in 1935 in the Spanish magazine Mickey. For the magazine Boliche, he created the series and character named Cuto, one of his best-known characters. In the 1940s he worked for a number of other magazines, including [gcd_link_series](209725), where he created several adventure and science fiction comics, and [gcd_link_series](182011), where he started 'Anita Diminuta' (1941) and 'Los Tres Inseparables' (1943). In the 1960s, he started to work internationally with Fleetway, for which he produced [gcd_link_feature](183), [gcd_link_feature](39194) and many other titles. In 1968, he co-created the cartoon [gcd_link_feature](39081) and [gcd_link_feature](17895) for the Belgian publication [gcd_link_series](19939). With writer Pat Mills he created Invasion! for [gcd_link_story](625651). The 1970s saw also more Alex Toth-esque Westerns such as [gcd_link_feature](697). Blasco also co-created the strip Capitán Trueno.