Enrique Alcatena

Enrique Alcatena
Born	1957 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Nationality	Argentine
Area(s)	Artist
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Enrique Alcatena (born 1957) is an Argentine comic book artist.

Contents 1 Biography 2 Bibliography 2.1 Argentina publishers 2.2 DC 2.3 Marvel 2.4 Other Publishers 2.5 Compilations 3 Notes 4 References 5 External links

Biography

Alcatena became famous in his country during the 1980s collaborating for local magazines like Skorpio and Nippur. He also worked for the children's magazine Anteojito where his work was mostly surreal fantasy full of mythology. Most of these stories were also published in European magazines, translated to English, Italian and French.

In the 1990s, he became the most successful Argentine artist to work for such major American comic publishers as DC, Marvel and Dark Horse. Among several other titles, he illustrated issues of Batman, Conan the Barbarian, the Fantastic Four, Green Lantern, The Flash, and Aliens..

Bibliography

Comics work includes:

Argentina publishers

• El Mundo Subterráneo
• Los Viajes de Faustus
• Pesadillas (Ediciones Record)
• Skorpio #134 (La Fortaleza Olvidada) (1987); #141-144 (La Fortaleza Móvil) (1987–88) (with Barreiro) (Ediciones Record)
• Ulrik El Negro

DC

• Adventures of Superman Annual #9
• Batman Chronicles #6, 11 (with Chuck Dixon)
• Batman of Arkham (one-shot, Elsewords) (with Alan Grant, 2000)
• Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #89-90 (with Alan Grant, 1996–97); Annual #5 (with Chuck Dixon, 1995)
• Detective Comics Annual #7 (one-shot, Elsewords) (with Chuck Dixon, 1994)
• Flash (vol. 2) Annual #13
• Green Lantern (vol. 3) Annual #5 (with Chuck Dixon, 1996)
• Green Lantern/Sinestro Corps Secret Files (2008)
• L.E.G.I.O.N '93 #51 (with Alan Grant, 1993)

Marvel

• Conan #10-11 (with Larry Hama, 1996)
• Conan the Savage #5-6 (with Ian Edginton, 1995–96)
• What If? (vol. 2) #78
• X-Man #74-75 (with Steven Grant, 2001)

Other Publishers

• Brath #6, 11 (with Chuck Dixon, Crossgen, 2003–04)
• El Libro Secreto de Marco Polo (with Ricardo Barreiro)
• Judge Dredd Megazine (vol. 3) #36-38
• Predator vs Judge Dredd #1-3 (mini-series) (with John Wagner, Dark Horse Comics, 1997)
• The Spider: Reign of the Vampire King #1-3 (mini-series) (with Timothy Truman, Eclipse Comics, 1992)
• Starblazer:^[1] (D.C. Thomson & Co.) #7, 175, 179, 277 (with Mike Knowles, #16, 24, 125 (with J. Albert), #29, 59 (with W. Webb), #31, 54, 62, 77, 81, 166-167, 170 (with Ray Aspden), #32 (with M. Chamberlain), #36 (with S. Neeld), 45, 127, 177 (with Grant Morrison), 47 (with C. Shelborne), 49, 75, 122, 154, 162 (with W. Reed), 56 (with S. Neeld), 66 (with J. Speer), #64, 141, 200, 271 (with Mike Chinn), 88 (with M. Stall), 144 (with R.H. Bonsall), 149 (with M. Furnass), 161 (with N. Jordan), 168 (with John Smith, #190, 199, 260, 274 (with Alan C. Hemus, #190); #196 (with W. Corderoy); #262 (with Dave H. Taylor)
• Toxic! #7-11, 16-18 (with Alan Grant, 1991)
• Subterra (with Ricardo Barreiro and Chuck Dixon, 4Winds Publishing Group, 1989)

Compilations

• Superman/Batman: Alternate Histories, 60 pages, 1996, Titan Books, ISBN 1852867159, DC Comics, ISBN 1563892634)
• Sinestro Corps War: Tales of the Sinestro Corps, ISBN 1401218016)
• Moving Fortress (with Chuck Dixon/Ricardo Barreiro, 54 page prestige format one-shot, 4Winds, November 1988)
• Judge Dredd Megazine (vol. 3) #36-38, collected in tpb, 80 pages, Titan, 1998, ISBN 1-84023-021-5, Dark Horse Comics, 1999, ISBN 1-56971-345-6)

Notes

References

External links

• Official website

Persondata
Name	Alcatena, Enrique
Alternative names
Short description	Argentine comic book artist
Date of birth	1957
Place of birth	Buenos Aires
Date of death
Place of death