The world of comics takes center stage in Huelva again this weekend with the twentieth edition of Chocómic, the iconic Huelva International Comic Convention organized by the Asociación Cultural Seis Viñetas. The event, adapted to election dates and unforeseen circumstances, is being held at the Casa Colón until Sunday.

The opening of the event featured Kurt Savoy, known for his whistling in Sergio Leone's western films. The musician participated in the presentation of the graphic novel 1680. La Revuelta de los Indios Pueblo, published by Cascaborra Ediciones. The work, scripted by Carlos Hermo and drawn by Antonio de la Llera, narrates the native uprising against the Spanish Empire in New Mexico, with Savoy's participation adding the sonic atmosphere of the western genre.

On Saturday, Chocómic will host Pedro Cifuentes, a History professor and comic artist, who will present his work at 7:00 PM in the auditorium of the Casa Colón. The fourth book by Gerardo Macías, based on his Sunday articles in Huelva Información, will also be presented.

Huelva-based illustrator Juan Alberto Hernández will share his experience after his leap into the US market, illustrating for The Savage Sword of Conan magazine. The talk will take place at 6:00 PM at the Palacio de Congresos.

On Sunday morning, the editor of Matraca Ediciones will give a talk on the Hanna-Barbera universe in comics, from its television origins to its reinvention by DC Comics.

Gerardo Macías, the event's promoter, emphasizes that the main goal of Chocómic is to "serve as a bridge, directly connecting the public with professional authors." Macías recalled his early passion for comics and encouraged everyone to participate in the activities.