Enio

Enio Legisamòn was born in Santiago del Estero. He studied at the Pan-American School of Art in Buenos Aires, together with Alberto Breccia. After obtaining his degree in 1958, he went to work for the publishing houses Nómina and Yago. For the latter, he illustrated the series 'Misterix', created originally by Paul Campani. In 1962, he joined the publishing house Columba, and he also worked for the Charlton Comic Group in the USA. At Columba, he created the character 'Sam Malone' with text by Guillermo Saccomanno, and he continued the 'Bull Rocket' series in cooperation with Gustavo Trigo and with scripts by Héctor Germán Oesterheld.

In 1974, Legisamòn created the police series 'Chinatown' with a script by Ray Collins at Ediciones Record. He continued his collaboration with Collins at Columba, with the series 'A Quemarropa'. From 1980 to 1995, he created the saga 'Gente de Blanco', also at Columba. He cooperated with the publishing house Eura from 1988 to 1997, illustrating series like 'Perro y Gato', 'Detective Jr.', 'Doppelkiller' and 'La Sagrada Familia'. He worked for the Italian publisher Bonelli from 1999, where he illustrated episodes of the series 'Julia'.