In recent years, the world of comics and Spanish graphic novels has seen a boom, and, of all the authors, one of the most prominent is the Valencian Paco Roca. His traditional and familiar stories, where past and present often intersect, have made the leap to audiovisual format on more than one occasion. Here we present five of his works.
Astiberri Editions
We review The Grooves of Chance, the colossal graphic novel by Paco Roca. A tribute to the Spanish combatants who fought against the Axis in the Second World War accompanied by the graphics that the artist has accustomed us to.
Before Matt Groening created the Simpsons, Binky the rabbit was in charge of satirizing and parodying society
Apolonio is a foreman from the fictitious Asturian town of Montecorvo who, due to the unsustainable living conditions at the time, will join the Asturian revolution of 1934.
Meet Phoney Bone, Fone Bone's cousin, the richest, greediest and most cheeky in all of Boneville.




