Javi Soler - 3 Original colour page - Humor

Javi Soler (Javier Soler Boquera, born in 1957) is a Spanish comic artist and cartoonist who played a prominent role in the Spanish underground scene at the end of the 1970s and during the 1980s.
His career is characterized by his work in some of the most influential comic and satirical humor magazines of the time:
• Makoki Magazine: He is especially remembered for collaborating with writer Juan Mediavilla on the series Los Primos. He also published in it series such as Fort Kondon.
• Other emblematic publications: He left his mark in countercultural magazines and adult comic publications that were benchmarks of the Spanish comics boom, such as El Víbora, Cimoc, El Papus and Bésame Mucho (where he drew Punko).
• Press and supplements: He created the comic Nino y la Bestia for the children's/teen supplement of El Periódico de Catalunya, and collaborated on headers such as Primeras Noticias (with Escuela Loca and Kid Kalamiti) and Fans (with El Mundo de Anita Rock).