Javier Rodríguez

He began self-publishing with the comic book series Love Gun. In 1996 he started collaborating with El País journal, especially in the supplement Tentaciones. Shortly after, he began publishing in the magazine El Víbora. In this magazine he created many short stories and three long series: Paraíso Punk Rock Bar, Tenebro and Comprobando la Realidad, the latter with a script written by Mauro Entrialgo. Later on he published Wake Up, his first album in Glënat España (nominated for best work and script in the Saló del Comic festival). Afterwards, he illustrated Miedo, written by David Muñoz and Antonio Trashorras. Al the some time, he developed designing or production works for films with directors like Tinieblas González, Elio Quiroga or Jorge Iglesias. In 2004 he published the series of cartoon strips Crononautas throughout the course of the children’s magazine Mister K (Ediciones El Jueves). About the middle of the last decade he started publishing LolitaHR, written by Delphine Rieu, in France; Lolita’s first publisher was Humanoides Associes, and now it is currently issued by Eidola. Lolita received a special mention at the first International Manga Awards given by the Japanese Ministry of Culture.

He started his career as a colorist in the USA with Batgirl Year One (DC Comics). Currently he is a colorist for Daredevil. He also performs some other color and drawing works for Marvel (Amazing Spider-man, Web of Spiderman and Black Cat).