José Massaroli

José María Massaroli, born September 30, 1952, in Ramallo Partido, Argentina, is a comics artist best known for his long career drawing Disney characters, particularly Donald Duck and other classic figures. He entered the industry in the late 1970s, with his first credited work appearing in 1977, and quickly established a clean, expressive style that suited both adventure and humor. Over the decades, Massaroli contributed to numerous European and American Disney publications, including *Disney Adventures*, *Donald spesial*, *Disney Afternoon Giant*, *Andrés Önd*, and *Kalle Anka & C:o.*, as well as the horror anthology *Gespenster Geschichten*. His work often featured precise linework and lively character acting, making him a reliable collaborator for publishers like Egmont and Disney. While he rarely created original characters, his steady output as an artist and inker across 33 credited issues helped define the look of Disney comics in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Massaroli remained active through 2024, and his contributions are recognized among fans of European Disney comics. He has not received major industry awards, but his consistent craftsmanship has earned him respect within the field.