'Mr. Wens' - 'L'Assassin Habite Au 21' (1992).
Born in Barcelona, Xavier Musquera published his first illustrations at the age of seventeen. After publications in Barcelona, he began producing material for Britain (Thomson) and Italy (Mondadori). In 1974, he created the series 'Le Vicomte' for the Arédit periodical La Louve. From then on, Musquera specialized in adult comics, becoming a regular artist for Elvifrance and Campus publishers. Until the 1990s, he worked in this field for several collections (Dossier X, Série Jaune, Série Rouge, etc.).
Comic art by Xavier Musquera.
Apart from his erotic work, from the early 1980s on, Xavier Musquera created historical comics. He started with an comic adaptation of the Old Testament for Hachette in the early 1980s, followed by comics for the Larousse collection 'Les Grandes Batailles de l'Histoire'. He also took on collaborations with famous French/Belgian scenarists, like Stephen Desberg ('Envahisseurs sur Janus', Deligne, 1981), A-P Duchâteau ('Peggy Press', Deligne, 1984) and Jean Dufaux ('Melly Brown' in Tintin, 1984-87 and 'Lucius'). In addition, he produced 'Omega' for Deligne (1982) and 'Persée' for Glénat (1984).
'Peggy Press' - 'Le King de Hong-Kong' (1986).
Musquera continued his cooperation with Duchâteau in 1989 with three comic adaptations of Stanislas-André Steeman's 'Monsieur Wens'. In the adult genre, he used the pseudonym Chris and contributed 'Angie' and 'Miss Bondie' to Bédé Adult (also in albums by Création Art Press). In the 1990s, he continued to work for Création Art Press and also began a collaboration with Média 1000. In addition, he made 'Tour du Monde en 80 Jours' and 'Le Voyeur' for Glénat in 1991 and 1996. Musquera was also active in the advertising field. After many years working in Brussels, he returned to Spain where he continued his adult comics production for Cartoon Cómics. Fascinated by medieval literature, he has written several books on the subject in the 2000s. He passed away in December 2009, at the age of 67.
'Angie'.