Albert Carreres

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Albert Carreres (born June 13, 1981) is a Spanish cartoonist.

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Biography

Albert Carreres studied drawing at Joso's school in Barcelona. His first drawings as a professional were made for Hand 7, a handball manga written by Sébastien Célimon and published in the Shogun magazine of the Humanoïdes Associés editions in 2007.

He then worked on Cars: The Rookie - prequel to Pixar's cartoon - published by Boom! Studios and a short story on Iron Man , Marvel's hero, for the release of the video game in 2008.

His first collaboration with the studio Makma took place for the comic strip Banc de Touche, [1] written by Edmond Tourriol and Daniel Fernandes. All three volumes were pre-published in the sports newspaper L'Équipe during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

After that, Albert worked for the US market and Viz Studio. He drew some issues of Voltron Force and Ben 10 Omiverse. He is back in France with Makma Studio for the project Zlatan Style, a humorous cartoon on football, and Urban Rivals , inspired by the online game.

Today, Albert Carreres works within the Makma studio with Edmond Tourriol and Daniel Fernandes on a shonen manga entitled Team Z. [2]

Bibliography

Cartoonist

Vol. 1 : La Bande à Raymond, 2010. ISBN   978-2357080195

Vol. 2 : Le Grand Fiasco, 2010. ISBN   978-2357080270

Vol. 3 : Spécial O.M., 2011. ISBN

Vol. 1 : 2013. ISBN   978-2-7556-1210-3

Vol. 2 : Zlatanc contre le monde, 2014. ISBN   978-2-7556-1511-1

Vol. 3 : Pays de merde, 2015. ISBN   978-2755618457

Vol. 1 : Rien ne va plus, 2011. ISBN   978-2357080249

Vol. 1 : 2016. ISBN   978-2302053823

Vol. 2 : 2017. ISBN   978-2302063891

Vol. 1 : 2016. ISBN   979-1092066265

Vol. 2 : 2017. ISBN   979-1092066388

Vol. 1 : 2018. ISBN   978-2-7556-3765-6

Vol. 1 : 2018. ISBN   9782012905641

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References

  1. "Un strip BD dans l'Equipe". MAKMA : création BD, comics, mangas (in French). 2010-06-12. Retrieved 2019-05-02.
  2. "L'Équipe Z : un nouveau manga de foot entre sur le terrain !". MAKMA : création BD, comics, mangas (in French). 2015-05-27. Retrieved 2019-05-02.