Salvador Sanz
He was born in Buenos Aires in 1975. He studied at the Manuel Belgrano National School of Fine Arts, where he obtained the title of National Master of Drawing, and later that of Professor of Painting at Prilidiano Pueyrredón.
He studied at the Argentina Cartoon School (EAH), and studied Animation at IDAC.
In 1994 he participated, as editor and author, in the creation of the Catzole magazine.
Within the animation, he worked on the feature film Mercano el marciano and made the shorts "El Inivisor" and "Gorgonas", the latter winner as best animated short film at COMICON 06 (San Diego, USA), among other awards.
In 2006 he publishes Legión, published in Argentina and Spain by Ivrea, later it goes on sale in the United States through IDW Publishing. In 2007 Desfigurado by Ex Abrupto Ediciones is published, a compilation of the Catzole series. That same year the Nocturno series appeared in Fierro magazine and in 2009 Ivrea published it in book format. In 2010 it is published in Spain by Ediciones La Cúpula and in 2011 it is published in Brazil (zarabatana books) and Italy (comma 22). His latest graphic novel ANGELA DELLA MORTE consists of two volumes and is published in the country (Ovni Press) , in Spain (EDT) and in Brazil (zarabatana books).
In 2012 he works on the comic REC: 0 on the Spanish film series REC, and currently illustrates "The Call of Chtulhu" by P. H. Lovecraft and "Solomon Kane by Robert Howard for the publisher Pictus (Argentina). His new graphic novel "The Skeleton" has just come out this year, by Ovni Press.
He is also dedicated to teaching, giving comic classes, and makes storyboards for cinema and advertising.