Eduardo Risso

Eduardo Risso is an Argentinian draftsman of Cartoon . Its most known work is the series 100 bullets with the scenario writer Brian Azzarello, for the label Vertigo. Its first collaboration with Azzarello was Jonny Double. They also collaborated on stories of Batman.

Biography

Risso was born on November 23rd, 1961 in the area from Córdoba (Argentine). It began as draftsman for the newspaper Nacion and the magazines Erotiocon and Satiricon of Buenos Aires.

Risso begins its professional path in 1981, for the Colomba editions. In 1986, he works in Italy for Eura Editoriale off Rome. In 1987 it draws Parque Eye , written by Ricardo Barreiro. The series was initially published by Fierro, a reference in the history of the Argentinian cartoon, then by Totem off Spain, the Italian Comic Art. The complete series was published in France, Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Holland and with the the United States. In 1988, it draws Cain, always written by Barreiro.

Later this same year, it draws Fulu , series written by Carlos Trillo, and published in Italy, France, Germany, Portugal, with the Netherlands and in Argentine in the magazine Puertitas. The duet Trillo-Risso duet also created: Simon: an American history , published in Italy and France, Borderline , published in Italy, Chicanos , published in Italy and France,

Eduardo risso does not speak English, and needs scenarios translated for its work like 100 bullets.

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