Nationality Argentine Area(s) Penciller | Name Marcelo Frusin | |
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Books Hellblazer: Stations of the Cross, Hellblazer: Setting Sun, Good Intentions | ||
Notable works HellblazerLoveless | ||
Quadrante sul na 3 multiverso comiccon rs a arte de marcelo frusin
Marcelo Frusin (born 27 December 1967 in Rosario) is an international Argentine comic book artist. His notable works include a run on Hellblazer.
Contents
- Quadrante sul na 3 multiverso comiccon rs a arte de marcelo frusin
- Entrevista Marcelo Frusin Comic Con Chile 2018
- Biography
- References
Entrevista Marcelo Frusin - Comic Con Chile 2018
Biography
Frusin started his career working for the Argentine Columba Publishing house in 1993. For the Italian publisher Universo, he has illustrated the Niko Slavo series in Intrepido magazine between 1994-97. In 1998 he started working for the US market in Marvel Comics, making pencils for X-Men Unlimited, written by Tom DeFalco. He later worked for Acclaim Comics also drawing pencils for Magnus, Robot Fighter, scripted by Tom Peyer.
Frusin's style resembles his fellow Argentine artist Eduardo Risso (100 Bullets). Like Risso, Frusin has worked with Brian Azzarello on the Vertigo title Hellblazer, where his work has become well known, before joining Azzarello on Loveless (with fellow Argentine Leonardo Manco taking over on Hellblazer art duties). He has contributed to other Vertigo titles including Flinch, Weird War Tales and Weird Western Tales Special. In addition to his work for Vertigo, Frusin also illustrated two issues of Magnus, Robot Fighter, and a story for X-Men Unlimited.
