Torpedo 1936: The story of a soulless gangster, tells the story of the hitman Luca Torelli and the origins of the character. Javier Mesón explains through statements and interviews with its creators how the comic began, its dazzling success, the characters, the closure of the magazines and the tours around France. Without forgetting his publications, the cinematographic influence, the censorship of his stories, the use of black and white and color, the editorials where the character was featured or the end of the artistic collaboration between Enrique S. Abulí and Jordi Bernet. It contains an original script by Enrique Sánchez Abulí, unpublished photographs, covers of his editions outside Spain, Loquillo's song, and its adaptation to theater and animation. The book has a prologue by Antoni Guiral and exclusive texts by Hernán Migoya, Federico Fazioli, José Luis Córdoba, Juan Maldonado, Marcelo Miralles, and Enrique Sánchez Abulí.
Everything you always wanted to know about a comic book that became one of the most popular inside and outside Spain.