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Bio: Born in Spain, Vicente Alcazar began his career in the 1960s. He collaborated with fellow artist Carlos Pino under the dual pseudonym Carvic, drawing war stories for the magazine Ch�o (1967) and for UK publications and companies, including War Picture Library. The team additionally drew stories based on the U.S. television series Star Trek for issues #74-105 of Polystyle Publications' 1969-1971 weekly British magazine TV21.[1] At the recommendation of artist Gray Morrow, then editing then Archie Comics' imprint Red Circle Comics, American publishers began using Alcazar's work in the mid-1970s. Alcazar's first credited U.S. work appears in four publications cover-dated December 1973: penciling and inking the six-page stories "Suicide ...Maybe" and "A Thousand Pounds of Clay" in the Archie/Red Cirlce comic book Chilling Adventures in Sorcery #4; penciling the two-page story "The Old School" in Warren Publishing's black-and-white horror-comics magazine Creepy #58; and inking penciler Rich Buckler's cover of Marvel Comics' black-and-white horror-comics magazine Vault of Evil #8. Alcazar quickly became a regular freelancer for Archie, Marvel, Warren, and soon DC and Charlton Comics, primarily drawing horror stories but also sword-and-sorcery (drawing the cover and inking penciler Val Mayerik's "Thongor! Warrior of Lost Lemuria" feature in Marvel's Creatures on the Loose #27, Jan. 1974); war (DC's Star-Spangled War Stories #178 (Feb. 1974); and science fiction (the Larry Niven short story adaptation "...Not Long Before The End" in Marvel's black-and-white comics magazine Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction #3, May 1975; and stories in Charlton's similar Space: 1999 #6-8, Aug.-Oct. 1976). After inking penciler Ernie Chan on DC's Jonah Hex #8 (Jan. 1978), he became that Western series' regular penciler and inker beginning with #12 (May 1978), working with writer Michael Fleisher. He continued through #22 (March 1979) and additionally drew #27 (Aug. 1979). Alcazar's comics work tapered off in the early 1980s. He wrote and drew the eight-page story "Paradise" in the comics-anthology magazine Heavy Metal vol. 5, #4 (July 1981), and penciled the Marvel superhero comic Moon Knight #21 (July 1982), his last known comics work until 1993, when he penciled an issue each of Continuity Comics' Megalith #2 (June 1993) and Earth 4 #3 (Aug. 1993). Currently, he is working on a comic book called M3 with American writer Erica Schultz. Date of Birth: 1944 Birthplace: Favorite Creators: Vicente Alcazar - 'Vicente Alcazar-Serrano' is a favorite creator of 1 user  View a chronological listing of this creator's work  Writer: Penciller: Asylum (1993) Chilling Adventures in Sorcery (1973) Conan Saga (1987) Conan the Barbarian (1970) Creatures on the Loose (1971) DC Special Series (1977) Doorway to Nightmare (1978) Dracula Lives (1973) Dungeons & Dragons (2010) Earth 4 Deathwatch 2000 (1993) Eerie (1965) Epic Illustrated (1980) Essential Man-Thing (2006) Essential Marvel Horror (2006) Essential Moon Knight (2006) Essential Tales of the Zombie (2006) Essential The Tomb of Dracula (2005) Haunt of Horror (1974) Jonah Hex (1977) Jonah Hex (2006) Kull and the Barbarians (1975) Madhouse Comics (1974) Man-Thing Omnibus (2012) Marvel Preview (1975) Megalith (1993) Monsters Unleashed (1973) Moon Knight (1980) Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z (2008) Planet of the Apes (1974) Planet Of The Apes (UK) (1974) Red Circle Sorcery (1974) The Savage Sword Of Conan (1974) The Savage Sword of Kull (2010) Space: 1999 [magazine] (1975) Tales of the Zombie (1973) The Unexpected (1968) Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction Giant Size Special (1976) Vampire Tales (1973) Vampirella (1969) The Warren Companion (2001) Weird War Tales (1971) Weird Worlds (1972) Inker: Asylum (1993) Chilling Adventures in Sorcery (1973) Conan Saga (1987) Creatures on the Loose (1971) DC Special Series (1977) Doorway to Nightmare (1978) Dracula Lives (1973) Eerie (1965) Epic Illustrated (1980) Essential Man-Thing (2006) Haunt of Horror (1974) Jonah Hex (1977) Jonah Hex (2006) Kull and the Barbarians (1975) Madhouse Comics (1974) Man-Thing Omnibus (2012) Marvel Preview (1975) Monsters Unleashed (1973) Red Circle Sorcery (1974) The Savage Sword Of Conan (1974) The Savage Sword of Kull (2010) Space: 1999 [magazine] (1975) Tales of the Zombie (1973) The Unexpected (1968) Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction Giant Size Special (1976) Vampire Tales (1973) Vampirella (1969) Weird War Tales (1971) Weird Worlds (1972) World's Finest Comics (1941) Colorist: Letterer: Cover Artist:Find all books credited to Vicente Alcazar - 'Vicente Alcazar-Serrano' and another creator  Upload a headshot for this creator Upload an image of this creator's signature View the contribution history for this creator |
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