Up for auction is a Silvestre Szilagyi original art drawing. From Argentina, published in "D'Artagnan Super Color" #5, page 76, by Columba editorial in 1971.

Silvestre Szilagyi (born November 23 1949) began his comics career after studying at the Instituto de Arte (IDA) with Alberto Breccia, co-founding the studio Estudio Géminis (also known as La Oficina) around 1970. He published his first comic, “Fiebre de verano”, in the magazine Aventuras de Patoruzito (editorial Dante Quinterno) and in 1972 he began publishing regularly in the magazine Intervalo of the house Editorial Columba. In the 1970s and early 1980s he drew series such as Luftwaffe and Royal Air Force (script by Alfredo Julio Grassi), and El Triángulo de las Bermudas (script by Ricardo Ferrari). In 1974 he began working for the house Ediciones Record, illustrating Los 7 Días del Coyote (script by Ferrari). Later he also did work for the Italian publisher Editoriale Aurea and for the U.S. publisher Moonstone publishing drawings of The Phantom.

Measures are 12" x 21". All in all, in good shape, folded (please refer to all photos for details, sold as is). If you need additional photos or information, feel free to ask. This is a rare and hard-to-find item! Thanks for checking it out!

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