Carlos Trillo, cartoonist and author of Loco Chavez and Clara de Noche 
Article taken from Telam Argentina
While
Trillo's death occurred last Saturday, the news this morning just transpired through the television, where it was reported that the writer died of decompensation when traveling through Europe with his wife, writer Ema Wolf , with whom she had two children.
His death caused deep impression among writers and artists who shared projects with the author of the comic paradigm Argentina and who were influenced by their remarkable work.
Mandrafina Cartoonists, Miguel Rep and writer Guillermo Saccomanno agreed on as the most important figure in the comic Argentina Germain after Hector Oesterheld, creator of "The Eternauta" and disappeared in 1977 under the military dictatorship in Argentina.
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With his pair for over 30 years, had just published in France in the first volume of the series "War of the Magi" for him, the news was "so unexpected and incomprehensible."
"I feel a huge hole. It is not only the loss of a friend, but you have to size it like the professional he was, a witness cartoonist of all time after Hector Oesterheld Germain," said Telam.
"Trillo is part of the stage classic cartoon was yet contact with new generations. I could enjoy it at work, appreciate in everyday relations with the tacit and implicit understandings that are impossible to assemble the overnight-said-but his absence will further, it is irreparable, moreover, by the talent he had " .
Saccomanno said something like: "well my friend, was an important milestone because it has to do with my intellectual, not only in regard to screenwriting but because he discovered the story and call in quotes , serious literature. He was a great reader, tireless, he could read from Ray Bradbury to Raymond Carver. "
This responds in part because Trillo "shaped generations of readers beyond the story," said Saccomanno, who was his companion on the 'cartoon' Club, the local comic book chronicling the magazine published Skorpio-A great loss is like losing a brother. "
That feeling is completed by Rep, who said: "Today I'm sorry my friend, who did not see more. 14 days ago on the birthday surprise was that I put together, now your body is waiting in London.
I do not know this is devastating for those who want it. "
For the artist, the production of Trillo and Oesterheld were "very different, but both made this trade dignity and prestige laburo.
Rep underlined his comic period author with Breccia, Mandrafina and Altuna, "must be the world's most versatile writer," he said. It is an immense loss for the genre, because it was in full working stage, with full power. What will their artists now? "He said.
From the magazine Fierro, where Trillo and Eduardo artist currently published series" Furball ", as he finished with Lucas Varela cartoon" Sasha wakes up "- expressed" deep pain. "
" Besides a great partner was a guy who talked a lot about what was published in the journal. He was very active and always we consulted. It was a friend of the magazine, a very committed, "reported from the newsroom.
Author
other strips remembered as" The little doors
Mr. Smith ", which went to the movies" and "black white", this prolific writer began his professional career in 1963, helped Patoruzú magazine, wrote for the editorial García Ferré in "The Family Panconara", "Topo Gigio" and "The Fairy Patricia" TV collaborated with Hijitus Club, and Municipal radio worked with Carlos Marcucci and Albert Broccoli and others.
Along with Alejandro Dolina performed "Tony Avila, Detective poet", a series of detective stories humorous magazine for seven days, and as editor in the magazine was released Satyricon. His debut
own cartoon characters was none other than Alberto Breccia, in "A Certain Daneri" published by Richard Roe, a magazine that became editor in chief.
also worked as a creative consultant at Satyricon, was director and editor Superhumor Cybersix Puertitas and, in addition to comic book chronicles the Argentine in a job he shared with writer Guillermo Saccomanno for another magazine, Skorpio, which was later published in book.
