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Jorge Lucas

1903–1959 · Comics debut 1990

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Known forIron Man
Issues credited66
Active2000–2017
Primary roleartist
Mystique #3
Mystique #3 (2003)

Jorge Lucas was born on January 22, 1963, in Salto, Uruguay, and moved to Argentina at age ten. He is best known in Latin America as the creator of the mature-reader comic *Cazador* ("Hunter"), while internationally he built a reputation as a Marvel Comics artist. His Marvel work, spanning from 2001 to 2017, includes runs on *Black Panther*, *X-Force*, *Mystique*, and *Starjammers*, as well as the miniseries *Wolverine: Xisle* and *X-Men: Colossus Bloodline*. Lucas’s style combines dynamic, muscular figure work with a gritty, detailed line that suited the superhero and espionage genres. He often collaborated with writers like Peter Milligan and Joe Quesada. After his peak Marvel period, he continued to work in comics and illustration, maintaining a presence in both the Argentine and U.S. markets. His legacy rests on bridging the Argentine comic tradition—where he first made his mark with *Cazador*—with the mainstream American superhero industry. No major awards are recorded in the available sources.

Mystique #6
Mystique #6 (2003)

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Full bibliography · 32 series

X-Force (1991) · 6
Black Panther (1998) · 6
Mystique (2003) · 6
Wolverine: Xisle (2003) · 5
Starjammers (2004) · 5
X-Men: Colossus Bloodline (2005) · 5
Incredible Hulk (2000) · 4
Annihilation: Ronan (2006) · 4
Wolverine (1988) · 3
Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine (2001) · 3
The Darkness (2007) · 3
Talon (2012) · 3
Batman Eternal (2014) · 2
Wolverine 2000 (2000) · 1
Incredible Hulk 2001 (2001) · 1
Marvel Catalog [Marvel Previews] (1998) · 1
Silver Surfer (2003) · 1
#13
Avengers Disassembled: Iron Man (2004) · 1
The New Invaders (2004) · 1
#6
House of M: The Incredible Hulk (2006) · 1
X-Men: Colossus - Bloodline (2006) · 1
Marvel Méga (1997) · 1
#26
Annihilation Saga (2007) · 1
Ripclaw Pilot Season (2007) · 1
#1
Broken Trinity: The Darkness (2008) · 1
#1
Fantastic Four: The World's Greatest Comics Magazine (2011) · 1
Batman Incorporated (2012) · 1
#11
Batman and Robin (2011) · 1
Batman: The Dark Knight (2011) · 1
#29
Nightwing (2011) · 1
#30
Guardians of the Galaxy: Road to Annihilation (2017) · 1
#1

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