Carlos Pacheco, comic artist and writer for Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and his own creator-owned work, has passed away, according to local press Andalucia Informacion. He was 60 years old, and had revealed in September that he had been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.
Pacheco’s first work in the U.S. was on Marvel’s Bishop and DC’s Flash, both in 1994. He collaborated with Warren Ellis on Starjammers and Excalibur. He had runs on X-Men in the late 1990s with writers Scott Lobdell and Joe Kelly, and on Fantastic Four, which he also co-wrote.
Some of Pacheco’s best-known works were his collaborations with writer Kurt Busiek, which included Avengers Forever for Marvel, and a run on Superman for DC. Just this year, Image Comics released Arrowsmith: Behind Enemy Lines, a six-issue miniseries by Busiek and Pacheco (see "Image To Publish Kurt Busiek’s Creator-Owned Work"), some of his last published work.

Artist for Marvel, DC, Creator-Owned
Posted by Milton Griepp on November 10, 2022 @ 3:23 am CT

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