Tebori - Volume 3

José Robledo was born in Madrid in 1979. Although he started by studying philosophy, followed by a course on film writing, he ended up earning a degree in fine arts from Complutense University in Madrid. There, in 2001, he met Marcial Toledano, with whom he would collaborate many times in the years to come. They've achieved great success in France with the "Ken Games" series, published by Dargaud (beginning in 2009; Europe Comics in English), which introduced them to the general public.
In 2012, Robledo wrote the script for the second volume of the series "WW 2.2, " also by Dargaud, and in early 2016, he began work on the Japanese mafia thriller "Tebori" (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English). In 2022, he collaborated with Toledano once more, as well as with Jain, Léa Galice, and Damien Perez, to create "CityZen" (Dupuis; Eruope Comics in English). Born in Talavera de la Reina in 1980, Toledano has a degree in fine arts from the Complutense University of Madrid, where he met José Robledo in 2001.
That same year they were selected for the National Illustration and Comics competition of Injuve, which ultimately allowed them to be published by Sinsentido in a collective album "Tapa Roja" in 2003. They also worked on pre-production and production of animated cartoons. During 2005 and 2006, they participated in various drawing exhibitions and travel diaries for "L'Espace Sinsentido, " "Pantha Rei, " and "Estampa." In 2006, Diábolo published a compilation of their short stories.
In 2007, they started working on their first Franco-Belgian series, "Ken Games" with publisher Dargaud. In 2012, they participated in a collective project "WW 2.2, " and in 2016 the pair released the first volume of "Tebori" (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English), a tattoo-embellished Japanese mafia thriller. They also work as graphic designers and illustrators for Belio, MGZ, CALLE20, Sony, and the Madrid City Council.
In 2022, Toledano and Robledo collaborated once more, along with Jain, Léa Galice, and Damien Perez, to create "CityZen" (Dupuis; Eruope Comics in English).