See for example Shoot-Out Western (Gredown, Australia). Mestizo was created around 1983 and published in Spain in Hunter (Riego Ediciones S.A.) and Sargento Kirk (Norma editorial); in Italy in Lancio story; and in Norway in Colt.

See for example Blazing Six Guns (Gredown, Australia). The series was created around 1982-1983 and published in Spain in Kirk and Sargento Kirk (Norma editorial); and in Italy in Skorpio (Eura editoriale). See also www.bailsprojects.com.

Reported at www.tebeosfera.com. Drácula was an ambitious project to publish renowned Spanish writers willing to be experimental, as censorship rules were relaxed at the end of the Franco dictatorship. It was intended to bind the issues into luxurious volumes, but only a few were completed. A version of this title was also briefly published in the UK by NEL, and Warren in the US reprinted the first six issues as a 120 page softcover book in 1972, similar to the oringal vision. (See vaultofevil.suddenlaunch3.com and www.tebeosfera.com). It is unknown what stories by "Roger" could be attributed to Echevarría.

For example, see www.tebeosfera.com.

Published in Kirk 4 (Norma Editorial, Spain) 1982.

Published in Metropol 9 (Metropol, Spain), 1984.

Reported at www.telefonica.net.

Published in the first issue of a revived Joyas Literarias Juveniles, Bruguera's Spanish equivalent of Classics Illustrated. From 1970 to 1983, there were 269 issues published in the first series. The second volume lasted only four issues in March and April 1985. For further information, see seronoser.free.fr.

Viaje al infierno ("Journey to Hell") was created in the early 1980s and serialised in Toutain Editor's Spanish version of Creepy in 1984. Episodes were in issues 55 (Las moscas), 56 (El espejo), 57 (La visita), 58 (Hambre), 60 (Muerte anunciada), 62 (La última pesadilla). See also lambiek.net.

Historia de un rifle ("Story of a rifle"), created for Norma Editorial, was published in Spain in Capitan Trueno (Bruguera, Spain). The series published, for the first time in 20 years, new adventures of Spanish comics legend Capitan Trueno (Captain Thunder), but survived only 13 issues. Historia de un rifle was also published in Italy as Rifle in Skorpio (Eura Editoriale); in France as Historia d'un Fusil and in Norway as Winchester 66 in Colt (Semic AS).

The author "Carlos Echevarría Alonso" is reported as the same Echevarría by www.tebeosfera.com. The novels include:

— the Vagabundos del espacio series (Producciones editoriales): Volumes 1-4 "La ciudad de cristal" (1981), "El planeta de los enanos" (1981), "El planeta de los hombres-mono" (1982?) and El planeta de la fantasía (1982), with two reportedly unpublished novels, "Los robots salvajes" and "El planeta de Robin-Hood", by John Oxford;

— the Héroes del espacio series (Bruguera/Ceres): Volume 112 "¡Pesadilla!" (1982) and Volume 146 "Detective privado, siglo XXIII" (1983) by Alan Parker; and

— the Thanatos (Forum) series: Volume 3 "El sótano" (1984), Volume 10 "Come, querida, come... " (1985), Volume 17 "La amante del fantasma" (1985), Volume 22 "¿Muñecas? ¡No, gracias!" (1985), and Volume 30 "Viaje usted con la muerte" (1985) by Alan Parker.

A short story "Ajuste de cuentas" by Carlos Echeverría Alonso was also published in Mystery Magazine, June 1968 (editorial M.Y.N.E. S.A.), prior to the start of Echeverría known comics work.

This issue also includes "El Detective" by Alfonso Font, probably the closest the two creators came to working together after Geminis.

José González is most famous for his art on Vampirella, which was reprinted by KG Murray in Australia. An obituary for González mentions a possible second story by Echevarría and González: "Crazy" in a 1987 issue of Címoc (see www.universohq.com). González, also moved away from comics around this time to focus on fine art exhibitions.