Larroca, Salvador

After several years as a cartographer , he began working as a comic book artist at Marvel UK, the British imprint company Marvel Comics . ^[1] Larroca worked at Marvel UK when he contributed to Dark Angel and Death's Head II. At one point, Larroca began working on major North American comics such as DC Comics ' Flash . Subsequently, Larroca worked for three years at Marvel Comics on the Ghost Rider , in the mid-1990s. After the launch of the Ghost Rider , Larroca received the exposure necessary to become famous, one of the most prominent comic book artists in the United States .

After experimenting with "Heroes Reborn," editor Bobby Chase instructed Larrock to return Captain America , Iron Man , Fantastic Four , Avengers , and several other superheroes to the Heroes Return mini-series. ^[2] After Alan Davis left the Fantastic Four , Larroca began working with writer Chris Clermont. Larrock and Clermont had a three-year, long-term perspective on the title. ^[3]

Larrock handed the work over to the new writer / artist, Carlos Pacheco, while Larroca continued to make several editions of Uncanny X-Men after the departure of Adam Coubert, who stopped working on Ultimate X-Men . Larroca then reunited with writer Chris Clermont, over the X-Treme X-Men . Larroka remained on the title for twenty-four issues, after which he was asked to work on the new Namor issue in Tsunami imprint. Meanwhile, Larroka worked on various mini-series, including Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra and Ultimate Elektra . ^[four]

Larrock was asked to draw the Uncanny X-Men and X-Men editions. These issues led to the X-Men Reload event, and the names received new writers, artists, and storytelling. Larroca and writer Chuck Austin worked on the X-Men . During his work on X-Men , Larroca drew the mini-series Spider-Man: House of M. Larroc later drew X-Men , with a new writer, Peter Milligan. He left the X-Men in June and joins Warren Ellis on the newuniversal , a remake of New Universe .

From 2008 to 2012, Larroca worked with Matt Frashn on Invincible Iron Man .

Marvel

• Avengers: The Initiative Annual # 1 (2008)
• Avengers, vol. 5, # 25-28 (2014)
• Cable # 24 (1995)
• Cable and X-Force # 1-14 (2013)
• Darth Vader # 1- (2015-present)
• Death of Wolverine: The Weapon X # 1- (2014-present)
• Eminem / Punisher (published on Marvel; not for sale) (2009)
• Excalibur # 107–110 (1997)
• Fantastic Four , vol. 3, # 4–34 (1998–2000)
• Fantastic Four 2000 (2000)
• Fear Itself ("Iron Man") # 7.3 (2011)
• Gambit and the X-Ternals , miniseries, # 3-4 (1995)
• Generation X / Gen 13 (1997)
• Ghost Rider , vol. 3, # 51-69, 72, 75-81 (1994–97)
• Heroes Reborn: The Return , miniseries, # 1–4 (1997)
• Incredible Hulk Yearbook # 20 (1994)
• Iron Man , vol. 3, # 15 (among other artists) (1999)
• Invincible Iron Man # 1-33, then continued with # 500-527 (2008-12)
• Mighty Avengers vol. 2, # 13 (2014)
• Namor , miniseries, # 1–6 (2003)
• Newuniversal , miniseries, # 1–6 (2007)
• Point One, one-shot, ("Yin & Yang") (2012)
• Psylocke & Archangel: Crimson Dawn , miniseries, # 1-4 (1997)
• The Sensational Spider-Man Yearbook # 1 (2007)
• Secrets of the House of M , one-shot (among other artists)
• Spider-Man: House of M , miniseries, # 1–5 (2005)
• Stan Lee Meets Dr. Doom (2006)
• Ultimate Daredevil and Elektra , miniseries, # 1–4 (2003)
• Ultimate Elektra , miniseries, # 1–5 (2004–05)
• Ultimate Fallout , miniseries (Reed Richards) # 4 (2011)
• Ultimate X-Men # 88–93, Yearbook # 2 (2006–08)
• Uncanny Avengers # 12, 24 (2013-2014)
• Uncanny X-Men # 387–392, 439–443, 487–491 (2000–07)
• X-Men , vol. 2, (then New X-Men ) # 69, 155–179, 182–187 (1997–2006)
• X-Men: No More Humans , graphic novel, (2014)
• X-Men Unlimited (Kitty Pride) # 36 (2002)
• X-Men: Declassified (among other artists) (2000)
• X-Treme X-Men # 1–24, Yearbook 2001 (2001–03)

Other Publishers

• Dark Angel # 11-16 (Marvel UK, 1993–94)
• Death's Head II # 12-15 (Marvel UK, 1993–94)
• Flash # 95-98 (full art); # 99-100 (with Carlos Pacheco) (DC, 1994–95)
• Speed ​​Demon ( Amalgam Comics , Marvel / DC, 1996)
• Stormwatch # 18 (Image, 1995)

• Salvador Larroca on the Comic Book DB
• Salvador Larroca in 'Guia del comic' profile / bibliography about the artist Template: Sp icon
• Salvador Larroca: Drawing to the X-Treme : interview the artist at The Pulse , around the time that he was working on X-Treme X-Men and Namor