Apache King

A long-running Spanish western series from Editorial Valenciana, Apache King began in 1962 and ran for 28 issues. The comic follows the adventures of its titular Native American protagonist, a staple of the publisher's genre output during the golden age of Spanish tebeos. While the creative team shifted over time, the series is most closely associated with writer and artist Miguel Quesada, whose dynamic, expressive style helped define the look and feel of the character's wilderness exploits. Apache King remains a fondly remembered example of the classic European frontier comic, showcasing the enduring appeal of the western genre in Spanish popular culture.