Gringo

Over 22 issues published by Ibero Mundial de Ediciones from 1970 to 1972, Gringo was a Spanish western comic series most frequently written by Manuel Medina and drawn by Carlos Giménez. The series is notable for its gritty, adult-oriented take on the Old West, steering clear of romanticized heroics in favor of a more realistic and often brutal frontier. Giménez’s expressive, dynamic artwork and Medina’s taut storytelling made it a standout in the Spanish comic scene of the early 1970s, influencing the European western genre.