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Francisco Solano López (comics) Born in Buenos Aires, Solano López began his career in 1953 working for the publishing house Columba where he illustrated the series "Perico y Guillerma". Working for Editorial Abril he met Héctor Germán Oesterheld, assigned to illustrate his series "Bull Rocket" for the magazine "Misterix". They collaborated on the series "Pablo Maran" and "Uma-Uma", before joining to start Oesterheld's publishing house Editorial Frontera. For the Frontera first publication of the monthly "Hora Cero", the team produced the series "Rolo el marciano adoptivo" and "El Héroe". López also alternated as artist on the "Ernie Pike" series with Hugo Pratt, Jorge Moliterni and José Antonio Muñoz. On September 4, 1957 in the publication of "Hora Cero Suplemento Semanal", the science-fiction series "El Eternauta" made its first appearance.
Francisco Solano López (comics) A success, "El Eternauta" came to the attention of the authorities as the series featured commentary of the political situation of Argentina and neighbouring Chile, prompting Solano López to flee for Spain to avoid possible arrest. In 1959 Solano López began working for Fleetway in Madrid and later London, producing artwork for a host of series, including "Galaxus: The Thing from Outer Space", "Pete's Pocket Army", "The Drowned World", "Janus Stark", and "Kelly's Eye".
Francisco Solano López (comics) In the 1990s, Solano López produced work in the erotic comics genre, achieving hits with "El Prostíbulo del Terror", from a story by Barreiro, and "Silly Symphony", made for the magazine "Kiss Comix".
Francisco Solano López (comics) Solano López died on August 12, 2011 from a cerebral hemorrhage.
Francisco Solano López Solano Lopez was dispatched to Europe in 1853 as minister plenipotentiary to Great Britain, France, and the Kingdom of Sardinia. Lopez went on to spend over a year and a half in Europe, most of it in Paris, where he attended military classes as a guest student in the École spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr, drawing the attention of Napoleon III, who decorated him with the Order of the Legion of Honour for his military skills. He also served as a foreign military observer during the Crimean War. He purchased large quantities of arms and military supplies, together with several steamers, on behalf of the Paraguayan military. He also modernized the Paraguayan Army with the novelties he acquired in Europe, adopting the French Code and the Prussian System of military organization (receiving some praise for this innovation many years later). His diplomatic work also included organizing a project to build a new railroad and efforts to establish a French émigré colony in Paraguay. He installed the first electric telegraph in South America. Lopez also became a great admirer of the French Second Empire and developed a fascination with Napoleon Bonaparte. López later equipped his army with uniforms designed to match those of the Grande Armée and it was said that he also ordered for himself an exact replica of Napoleons crown., yet this remains unproven.