'Medio Litro: Caballero de la Mesa Cuadrada'.
Ramón Valdiosera was born in 1918 in Ozuluama, Veracruz, and drew his first comic for Paquín in 1935 - 'El Diamante Negro de Fu Man Chu'. In 1936, he set up his own syndicate, Artistas Unidos and eventually assembled several artists, including Beiker, Cabezas, Mora, Suárez and Galindo. Valdiosera created characters like 'Oreja y Rabo' and 'Rélemago Kid' for Pepín, as well as 'Ladrón de Bagdad', 'Simbad el Marino' and 'Alex' for Chamaco Chico. After World War II, he left the comics field and became a fashion stylist for theater and cinema. He later returned to comics with the comic book 'Medio Litro: Caballero de la Mesa Cuadrada'. He died in 2017, at age 98.
'Ladrón de Bagdad'.