Félix Vega

Félix Vega learned to draw and tell stories from his father, Oskar Vega, one of Chile's most important comic artists and a master of watercolor. He is the author of Juan Buscamares, a dystopian fantasy tetralogy translated into seven languages and the Chilean graphic novel with the greatest international reach. With Spanish writer Enrique Sánchez Abulí he created María Dólares, Asesinos Anónimos and Las Dos Sonrisas, and with Francisco Ortega, Pinochet's Ghosts, winner of Chile's 2022 National Literature Prize for graphic novel. His work has been published in eleven countries, including France, Spain, Italy, Germany, Japan and the United States, and his Franco-Belgian credits include Vinland.