Diego Agrimbau has been creating comics since 1990. After gaining experience in self-publishing, he became a professional comics scriptwriter in 2003. Today, he is considered as one of the main forces behind the revival of Argentinian comics. He has collaborated with an array of illustrators and written for various genres, including science fiction, erotica, slice of life dramas, and children's books, winning several awards.
In 2019, he collaborated with Lucas Varela on the long-waited post-apocalyptic sci-fi graphic novel "L'Humain" (Dargaud; "Human, " Europe Comics). Lucas Varela was born in Buenos Aires in 1971. After studying graphic design in college, he gained experienced as an artist and designer for the press before turning his attention to comics fully in 2006. In 2012, he was an author in residence in Angoulême, which coincided with his entry into the Franco-Belgian market.
In 2015, his graphic novel "Le Jour le plus long du futur, " a solo project, was published by Delcourt, and in 2017, together with writer Julien Frey, he published "Michigan: On the Trail of a War Bride" (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English 2018), based on the story of a young French woman who follows an American soldier across the Atlantic following World War II - one of 200, 000 such European "war brides." His most recent work is the post-apocalyptic graphic novel "L'Humain" (Dargaud; "Human, " Europe Comics), written by Diego Agrimbau.
In 2019, he collaborated with Lucas Varela on the long-waited post-apocalyptic sci-fi graphic novel "L'Humain" (Dargaud; "Human, " Europe Comics). Lucas Varela was born in Buenos Aires in 1971. After studying graphic design in college, he gained experienced as an artist and designer for the press before turning his attention to comics fully in 2006. In 2012, he was an author in residence in Angoulême, which coincided with his entry into the Franco-Belgian market.
In 2015, his graphic novel "Le Jour le plus long du futur, " a solo project, was published by Delcourt, and in 2017, together with writer Julien Frey, he published "Michigan: On the Trail of a War Bride" (Dargaud; Europe Comics in English 2018), based on the story of a young French woman who follows an American soldier across the Atlantic following World War II - one of 200, 000 such European "war brides." His most recent work is the post-apocalyptic graphic novel "L'Humain" (Dargaud; "Human, " Europe Comics), written by Diego Agrimbau.
