Vicente Alcazar began a longtime collaboration with fellow artist Carlos Pino in the 1960s. Under the collective pseudonym CARVIC, they did mainly war stories for the magazine Chío (1967) and for the British market. They also cooperated on UK publications like TV Century 21 and War Picture Library. They entered the US market with the help of artist and editor Gray Morrow and they eventually moved to the USA in the mid-1970s. They worked on among others Marvel's 'Monsters Unleashed' in 1975. Their careers eventually separated, when Alcázar kept working for the USA, while Pino focused on the British market. Alcazar cooperated on among others the movie magazine Basically Strange, Heavy Metal, Continuity's Megalith, DC's 'Jonah Hex' and on the horror publications by Warren Publications.
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