Arthus Trivium - Volume 4 - The Invisible Army

Born in Barcelona in 1971, at the age of 18 Raule won the comics competition in Bellvitge, the city he grew up in. He began drawing at the Joso school, but there he realized that drawing was not for him - he preferred writing. He began collaborating with Roger Ibáñez, with whom he formed a winning duo as they worked together for 'Otaku, ' the manga magazine published by Norma. They then published 'Hole'n'Virgin, ' 'Amores muertos' and 'Cabos sueltos' at Amaníaco before releasing the 'Jazz Maynard' series with Dargaud (2015 Europe Comics in English).
Raule then wrote 'La conjetura de Poincaré' (Diábolo Ediciones) with veteran Josep Mª Saurí. Since his drawing studies, he has never put his pen down, developing a unique writing style over the course of his albums, a result of immersing himself in the streets of Barcelona as well as the world of film. Most recently, he has worked with Gabor on the samurai adventure series 'Isabellae, ' published by Le Lombard (2016 Europe Comics), teamed with Juan Luis Landa on the historical fantasy series 'Arthus Trivium' (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English), and returned to explore the streets of Barcelona in 2018 alongside Philippe Berthet with 'L'Art de mourir' (Dargaud; 'The Art of Dying, ' Europe Comics). Juan Luis Landa is a Spanish author from the Basque Country.
Following his studies in chemical metallurgy, he quickly changed course and switched to the field of illustration, going to work for the magazine "Ipurbeltz." Wasting no time, he had soon compiled a number of artistic creations, including an animated film ("Kalabaza tripontzia, " 1984), and several comic books, on the history of the Basque Country ("Gabai - Gure Herriaren, " 1986), on the life of the Basque priest and theologian Saint Ignatius ("Ignacio de Loyola, " 1990), and on a number of other renowned figures from the Basque Country ("Gabai - Vascos ilustres, " 1992). From 1992 to 1993, Landa contributed to the magazine "Egin, " in which he illustrated a section focused on political satire, and soon began to branch out into other European comics markets, through a number of series published with Glénat Spain and the Spanish publisher Norma. In 2016, Landa consecrated his entrance into the Franco-Belgian comics scene with his historical fantasy series "Arthus Trivium" (Dargaud 2016, Europe Comics in English 2017), alongside fellow Spanish author Raule.