Félix Mas - 1 Original colour page - Romántica - 1969





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“Barcelona 1935”
He studied art at Saint Jordi and joined the army, where he remained until 1957. After leaving the army, he joined the Spanish art agency Seleciones Illustrada and began working on various romance comics for companies like Fleetway and Valentine. He also drew the detective story Lt. Kane for TV Heroes. During the 1960s, Mas worked in Scandinavia as an illustrator. He returned to comics in 1969 with Romeo from DC Thomson.
Mas was hired by the American company Warren Publishing in 1972: he subsequently drew a total of 17 horror stories for its magazines Creepy and Vampirella up to January 1975. The story “The Vampiress Stalks the Castle at Night” from Vampirella #21 was included in a list of the 25 best Warren stories in David Roach’s The Warren Companion. After leaving Warren, Mas moved to Venezuela and left his comic work, choosing instead to focus on painting. He would later move to Florida.
“Barcelona 1935”
He studied art at Saint Jordi and joined the army, where he remained until 1957. After leaving the army, he joined the Spanish art agency Seleciones Illustrada and began working on various romance comics for companies like Fleetway and Valentine. He also drew the detective story Lt. Kane for TV Heroes. During the 1960s, Mas worked in Scandinavia as an illustrator. He returned to comics in 1969 with Romeo from DC Thomson.
Mas was hired by the American company Warren Publishing in 1972: he subsequently drew a total of 17 horror stories for its magazines Creepy and Vampirella up to January 1975. The story “The Vampiress Stalks the Castle at Night” from Vampirella #21 was included in a list of the 25 best Warren stories in David Roach’s The Warren Companion. After leaving Warren, Mas moved to Venezuela and left his comic work, choosing instead to focus on painting. He would later move to Florida.

