Hugo Pratt
- Born 1927-06-15 · Died 1995-08-20
Hugo Pratt was an Italian creator known for combining storytelling with historical and cultural references, and for his strong contrast of light and ink. He grew up in Venice, Italy, and Ethiopia. In 1945, Pratt began a 50-year career and worked in Italy, Argentina, the UK, France and Switzerland. In France, he and his work have been the subject of books and exhibitions. He drew inspiration from Robert Louis Stevenson, Héctor Germán Oesterheld, and Milton Caniff and has himself influenced several other creators.
Comics
- Fleetway Super Library Front Line Series — 1 issue
- War Picture Library — 9 issues
- Thriller Picture Library — 1 issue
- Battler Britton Annual — 1 issue
- Battle Picture Library — 6 issues
- Pecos Bill Picture Library — 1 issue
- War at Sea Picture Library — 1 issue
- Top Three Adventure Picture Library — 1 issue
- The Spirit — 1 issue
- The Comics Journal — 2 issues
- Escape — 2 issues
- Nemo: The Classic Comics Library — 1 issue
- Corto Maltese — 8 issues
- Heavy Metal Magazine — 1 issue
- Escape — 1 issue
- Indian Summer (Second Edition) — 1 issue
- NBM Sampler — 1 issue
- Buzz Buzz Comics Magazine — 1 issue
- Corto Maltese: Ballad of the Salt Sea — 7 issues
- War Picture Library — 1 issue
- The Manara Library — 2 issues
- Corto Maltese: The Ballad of the Salt Sea — 1 issue
- Corto Maltese — 12 issues
- Orphan Black — 1 issue
- Illustrators Special Issue — 1 issue
- The Manara Library — 2 issues
- One Man, One Adventure — 1 issue
- War Picture Library — 5 issues
- The Battle of Britain Special — 1 issue
- Death Squad — 1 issue
- Les Cahiers de la BD — 1 issue