Carlos Portela
(Vigo, 1967) founded in 1983 the fanzine Interlínea where he started as a comic strip theorist, a field he would also cultivate on the radio program Arte Alfa. As a scriptwriter, he debuted in Galician fanzines such as Coiote and Frente Comixario. At a professional level, for the Vigo newspaper Atlántico Diario, he created series like Forest Hill (1988, drawings by Norberto Fernández), Guinsy (1988, drawings by Víctor Rivas; later appeared in El País de las Tentaciones) and Vox Pópuli (1992, drawings by Rivas). He has been the deputy director of the comic festival Viñetas desde o Atlántico held every August in La Coruña. Outside the comic strip field, he has written scripts for various programs on the Galician regional television and is currently the creative director of promotions at TVG. In the film industry, he was the screenwriter for the feature film El año de la Garrapata (2004), directed by Jorge Coira.
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