The best Spanish comics of all time
The top 3 according to 30 votes from people: Mort & Phil · The Art of Flying · El Capitán Trueno. (Updated Jul 17, 2024.)
From the Bruguera comics to today's graphic novels: the titles that come up most in lists of the best Spanish comics.
Automatically translated (original in Español). See the original
Top 19
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1
Mort & Phil
Francisco Ibáñez, since 1958. The T.I.A. agents, Spain's most read comic.
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2
The Art of Flying
Antonio Altarriba and Kim, 2009. The author's father's life and Spain's history.
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3
El Capitán Trueno
Víctor Mora and Ambrós, from 1956. Knightly adventures in the Crusades.
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4
María and I
Miguel Gallardo, 2007. A father and his autistic daughter on holiday.
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5
Cenizas
Álvaro Ortiz, 2012. Three friends carry out a dead friend's last wish.
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6
The House
Paco Roca, 2015. Three siblings clear out their father's house.
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7
Chalky Line
Miguelanxo Prado, 1993. An island, a lighthouse and two strangers.
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8
Ronson
César Sebastián, 2023. The newcomer that made it into recent lists.
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9
Paracuellos
Carlos Giménez, from 1975. Childhood in Francoist children's homes.
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10
Torpedo 1936
Enrique Sánchez Abulí and Jordi Bernet, 1982. A hitman in Prohibition New York.
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11
Blacksad
Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido, since 2000. A cat detective in the 1950s.
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12
We're All Fine
Ana Penyas, 2017. Her two grandmothers' lives; National Comic Award.
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13
A Long Silence
Miguel Gallardo and Francisco Gallardo, 1997. A father's war memories.
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14
13, Rue del Percebe
Francisco Ibáñez, 1961. A whole apartment block seen in cross-section.
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15
Twists of Fate
Paco Roca, 2013. The Spanish Republicans of La Nueve in the liberation of Paris.
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16
Zipi y Zape
Josep Escobar, from 1948. The naughtiest twins.
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17
Wrinkles
Paco Roca, 2007. A care home and Alzheimer's; National Comic Award.
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18
Superlópez
Jan, from 1973. A very Spanish office-worker superhero.
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19
Las hermanas Gilda
Manuel Vázquez, from 1949. Two spinster sisters who can't stand each other.
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