Rancat III
Germán Erramouspe - Javier Bordón - Matts - Sergio Monjes
Editorial: Stonebot
Sinopis
Welcome to Greygem City. A mega metropolis in decay where you can find some rare and appealing characters like transgenic mutant animals, cloned girls, colorful gangs, corrupt politicians and religion fanatics. Even some dinosaurs! It is a city so large and bizarre that has its own myth: the Rancat. But the truth is that the person behind the mask is more an adrenaline junkie fighting his own demons rather than a hero for a city which desperately needs one.
Germán Erramouspe
Biografía
Argentine artist born in 1981. He debuted professionally in mid-2005 in the anthology Bastión Unlimited, where he drew El Hombre Primordial, written by Mauro Mantella. He participated in Libertadores, for Captain Ediciones, The Green Hornet for Dynamite Comics, and various series for Avatar Press such as Night of the Living Dead: Aftermath, Disenchanted, Dark Gods and Crossed.
Javier Bordón
Biografía
Javier Bordón is a comic book artist and video game and animation concept designer. He scripted his own first published work, The Dogs, in 2010. In 2015, after a brief stay, in Spain and France, he emigrated to Poland, where he is now living and keeping his art studio in Krakow City. He loves dogs, castles, tramways and old second world war airplanes, especially Spitfires.
Matts
Biografía
Born in Argentina, Matts resides in California, USA, with his wife and cat. His early works were the adventures of urban superhero Rancat and a series of short science fiction stories published in the Bastion anthology. Currently dedicated exclusively to writing, he relaunched Rancat in a webcomic that is published in both English and Spanish, and created the Machine Girl comic book, which is published in the United States with great success.
Sergio Monjes
Biografía
His first work was Bizancio: Punta Baja, written by Mauro Mantella. Among other works, he participated in the horror anthology Relatos de No-Muertos, Carlitos, and Gerard Schaefer: Sex Beas for the French publisher Glénat. Along with Matts, he co-created the webcomic Machine Girl, later a successful physical comic book that was published in the United States.
