Carlos Trillo
Bird
Strip Art /Dark Horse. All written by Carlos Trillo and drawn by Juan Bobillo.
1 The Tattoo. [From Dark Horse: Jobeth Nightengale Bensen, a beautiful young heiress, has been locked
in a brutal asylum by her brother, who wants the family fortune for
himself. Brutalized and addicted to drugs as part of her "treatment," Jobeth nonetheless counts the minutes for her chance to escape. When the opportunity comes at last, she flees to New York City, hiding among the lost and forgotten, just another apparent homeless lunatic. On the run from her brother, she reinvents herself by concealing her identity under the name of Bird and drastically changing her appearance, one which catches the eye of the fashion world. Her dramatic look catapults Bird into the dazzling world of the supermodel, but with her face on the covers of magazines, this Bird will not be able to fly for long! Written by Carlos Trillo (Cybersix, Video Noire) and painted by artist Juan Bobillo, Bird: The Tattoo is a tale of greed, beauty, and madness, another essential Venture graphic album, published in a stunning oversized edition in collaboration with Strip Art Features, and available for the first time in an English-language edition!] 
2 The Mask. [From Strip Art: A fashion model with a shaved head
and Maori tattoos becomes a sensation in New York City. She is Bird,
and she’s got a secret. She’s an escaped mental patient, addicted to psychotropic drugs, and on the run for her life. Her one hope is to expose the people who drove her mad before they discover her. A woman pushed to her limits, she uses every part of her being to fight back.] 
3 The Face. [From Strip Art: The presumed dead Jobeth Benson -- who now lives as the bald, beautiful model Bird -- seeks revenge on her evil bastard brother Reg. It seems Reg and a Dr. Elzenberg knowingly unleashed a toxic, carcinogenic product onto the unsuspecting market. Reg has tortured, killed or driven insane anyone who was a witness or has gotten in his way. Including his own sister, Jobeth. Meanwhile, Bird's lover, Martin, has been blinded and paralyzed in an “"accident"” also engineered by her brother. Bird believes the only way to truly protect her beloved is to get rid of Reg. As she hunts Reg, he and his henchmen try to track her down. Bird has been haunting Reg's dreams and he needs to eliminate her, once and for all] Borderline
Dynamite Entertainment. All written by Carlos Trillo and drawn by Eduardo Risso.
Volume 1. [From Dynamite: Known for his moody powerful artwork Eduardo Risso has commanded a legion of fans from his work on 100 Bullets (with writer Brian Azzarello who also provides and exclusive intro to this collection) and Batman (also with Azz) among others. But until now fans have never experienced the raw power and vision of Borderline (with writer Carlos Trillo)! Borderline which was originally published in Italy is a 600-page epic created by Risso and Trillo with whom the artist has previously worked on a slate of other projects. This powerful piece of graphic fiction has never before been available in the United States in English. Now Borderline described by Harvey and Eisner Award winning creator Risso as a sci-fi post-apocalyptic story that openly shows the miseries and kindness of Humankind is available - in English - from Dynamite Entertainment. Volume 1 (of 4 projected volumes in total) weighs in at an impressive 160 pages filled with Risso's gorgeous artwork and Trillo's fantastic ideas and script. This is a must-have for every fan of comics and art!] 
Volume 2. [From Dynamite: Borderline, originally published in Italy, is a 600-page epic created by Risso and Trillo with whom the artist has previously worked on a slate of other projects. This powerful piece of graphic fiction has never before been available in the United States in English. Now Borderline -- described by Harvey and Eisner Award-winning creator Risso as a sci-fi post-apocalyptic story that openly shows the miseries and kindness of Humankind -- is available in English for the first time from Dynamite Entertainment.] 
Volume 3. [From Dynamite: Borderline is a sci-fi post-apocalyptic story that openly shows the
miseries and kindness of humankind. Volume 3 weighs in at an impressive
160 pages filled with Risso's gorgeous artwork and Trillo's fantastic
ideas and script. This is a must-have for every fan of comics and art!
This powerful piece of graphic fiction has never before been available
in the United States in English.] Boy Vampire/Je Suis un Vampire
Albin Michel/Strip Art Features. All written by Carlos Trillo and drawn by Eduardo Risso.
1
The Resurrection (OGN; translation of Je Suis un Vampire tome 1:
La Resurrection). [From Strip Art Features:
The famous Eduardo Risso again! In collaboration with the pride of SAF’s
writers, Carlos Trillo, he has created a four volume series that spans the
breadth of time and explores the depth of hatred. “Boy Vampire”
follows a nameless ten-year-old boy who has been unable to die for 5000
years. Nor has he grown up. Since the time of the Pharaohs, he has been
trapped in childhood. Due to a strange incident long ago he became invulnerable—every
time the rising sun hits his body, all of his wounds are healed, no matter
how grave. The boy has an enemy—a woman he once opposed in his father’s
palace. Through 5000 years, in many disguises and identities, she has pursued
him, driven by pure hatred and only one wish: to finish the boy once and
for all.] Old Book of the Week 5/12/04
2 The
Curse (OGN; translation of Je Suis un Vampire tome 2: La Malediction).
[From Strip Art Features: The Boy Vampire is pursued
by Ahmasi, who has chased him through time, fueled by a hatred larger than
life itself. Ahmasi discovers the Boy’s hiding place with Fever, and
he has to leave the city with Fever and Cloud. They flee to New Orleans,
Fever’s home town. When Ahmasi shows up again, the Boy Vampire takes
to the rails, leaving Fever and Evening Cloud in New Orleans. Ahmasi decimates
the group, leaving only Fever clinging to life. When Boy Vampire hears of
the massacre, he returns to New Orleans and forms a pact with Fever to destroy
Ahmasi once and for all. In this, the second book in the series, the Boy
Vampire learns that fear may be more devastating than hatred, and regret
may be the most horrible feeling of all.] 
3 The
Destruction (OGN; translation of Je Suis un Vampire tome 3: La Destruction).
[From Strip Art Features: As the saga of the 5000
year-old boy continues, he and his blind companion, Valderrama, learn to
their horror that Ahmasi, whom the boy beheaded, has returned from the dead.
And now her thirst for vengeance is insatiable. Following their trail to
Europe, and killing everyone that gets in her way, Ahmasi's evil seems grander
than ever. But now the boy and Valderrama have befriended a Hindu magician
and his daughter. And in doing so, has given the frightening Ahmasi another
way to get to him - and kill him. This penultimate volume brilliantly and
visually propels the bloody, sexual and amazingly violent story forward,
as it leads us toward the final chapter where the battle of immortal vs.
immortal, good vs. evil will come to its exciting conclusion.] 
4 The
Resolution (OGN; translation of Je Suis un Vampire tome 4: La Resolution).
[From Strip Art Features: As this compelling four-part
series comes to its dramatic conclusion, the stage is set for the inevitable
final encounter between the 5000 year-old boy and Ahmasi, the evil vampire
hunting him through history.Through sex and violence, Ahmasi tracks down
the nameless boy, leaving body after body in her bloody wake. As the clock
ticks down, the boy and his brave companions try to uncover the secrets
of how to end his immortality and how to kill Ahmasi – this time for
good.It's a race against time and fate, as each prepares for the battle
that will leave just one of them alive. Suspenseful, frightening and ultimately
satisfying, 'BOY VAMPIRE Book #4 – The Resolution,' will keep you glued
until the final page.] Chicanos
IDW. All written by Carlos Trillo and drawn by Eduardo Risso.
Volume 1 (1-8). [From IDW: The smash European series Chicanos arrives on these shores with this first volume of an ongoing series recounting the misadventures of A.Y. Jalisco, Private Detective. Penned by Carlos Trillo and featuring art by fan favorite Eduardo Risso, Chicanos follows Jalisco, an unattractive, short Mexican woman who follows her dream of becoming a private eye in the U.S. while trying to stay one step ahead of the bad luck which inevitably follows her.] 
Volume 2 (9-16). [From IDW: Presenting a second volume of the smash European series Chicanos, this time featuring eight complete tales that have never been published as comics in America before. Penned by Carlos Trillo and featuring art by Eduardo Risso, Chicanos follows A.Y. Jalisco, a short, unattractive Mexican woman who follows her dream of becoming a private eye in the U.S. while trying to stay one step ahead of the bad luck which inevitably follows her.] Zachary Holmes
Dark Horse. All written by Carlos Trillo and drawn by Juan Bobillo.
1 The Monster. [From Dark Horse: When the hideous Frankenstein's monster is imprisoned after an apparent rampage in the streets of London, who will come to his defense? Holmes, that's who -- indomitable detective and paragon of justice, Zachary Holmes. Zachary Holmes? Well, sure, he's only a kid and his assistant, Watson, is a mouse, but the bobbies still depend on him to solve their toughest cases. And this one's tougher than most, able to break chains like jackstraws and toss wagons like tin toys! But Holmes is as fearless as he is young, and the truth will not evade his relentless gaze for long! Available for the first time in an English-language edition!] 
2 The Sorcerer. [From Dark Horse: The young master detective, Zachary Holmes, is brought a case by the most unlikely of clients, the tree-bound spirit of the legendary necromancer, Merlin! Queen Victoria is in danger, targeted by a diabolical sorcerer dead two centuries, the vile Lord Moriarty, who's wasted little time since his death, perfecting his mastery of the blackest magic. Soon, the evil Lord will become able to strike from beyond the grave, but how can a corporeal crimefighter -- much less one with a mouse for a sidekick -- apprehend a disembodied spirit? Written by Carlos Trillo (Cybersix, Video Noire) and illustrated by Juan Bobillo (Bird: The Tattoo) is a tale of magic, malevolence, and Merlin, and another imported Venture graphic album, published in a magnificent oversized hardcover edition in collaboration with Strip Art Features, and available in limited quantities for the first time in an English-language edition!] Misc.
Chocolate and French Fries (Strip Art). [From Strip Art: The six brothers in apartment 6C have a small problem: it seems that
their parents have been abducted by Martians. The kids pool their
resources and plan a reconnaissance to root out the aliens. They
discover that they have hidden strengths - they are brave, talented,
resourceful and smart. And Lorenzo turns out to be a great cook, even
better than Mom. His signature dish, Chocolate and French Fries, is a
delicious meal. Can the brothers survive on their own? What happened to
Mom and Dad? There are times when answers are harder than the questions
for the brothers of Apartment 6C.] 
Eduardo Risso's Tales of Terror (Dynamite; contents unknown; w Carlos Trillo; a Eduardo Risso). [From Dynamite: Dynamite Entertainment continues to present the Eduardo Risso library of long-lost material -- presented in English for the very first time! This time, we're presenting Eduardo Risso's Tales Of Terror, featuring 11 of the most gruesome, horrifying, chilling and downright scary tales of horror fiction ever produced! Translated into English for the very first time, each tale features the stunning artwork of Risso, the terrifying scripting of Carlos (Borderline) Trillo, and is a must-have for all fans of graphic (and we mean graphic) fiction!] 