The best Azpiri covers. That is a tricky phrase if there ever was one. A deadly trap, I'd say. Why? Because when you think of the best Azpiri covers, the only correct answer seems to be "all of them." The Madrid native went beyond titles like "cartoonist" or "draftsman." His art opened portals to whole universes, filled with mystery, danger... and eroticism. Today we are going to share a very humble selection. Many covers have been left out because the available versions (in stamp size and scanned by cavemen) don't do justice to their original quality, but the rest... is unmissable.
I am convinced that I crossed paths with Alfonso Azpiri's art much earlier than I remember. Memory is often fragile for some things, and as if it couldn't be otherwise, the first thing that makes its way through the chaotic haze is that exuberant blonde sin called Lorna. However, I would make a terrible mistake if I didn't mention Silent Shadow, Camelot Warriors, Abu Simbel Profanation, and a long list of games enhanced by Azpiri's illustrations, which occupied a place of privilege (on their own merit) on the systems of thousands of Spanish players, and the rest of the world too. That said, you are invited to browse this gallery.
(Editor's note: Just in case, NSFW.)
The Gallery
