Pepe Gonzalez was a renowned illustrator, comic book artist, and painter. He gained widespread recognition for his romantic stories during the 1960s and his notable contribution to the terror-erotic series, particularly for his work on Vampirella, which catered to the international market. In 1971, González began collaborating with Warren Publishing, thanks to his connections with S.I. (presumably a reference to an organization or individual). His partnership with Warren Publishing commenced with issue 12 in the same year, where he took on the role of the primary artist for the character Vampirella. González’s artwork for Vampirella garnered immediate acclaim, and his inaugural story earned him the Warren Publishing Award for Best Art in a Story in 1971. From issue 12 to issue 34, González consistently contributed his artistic skills to the Vampirella series, becoming the principal illustrator for the character. His work on issue 33 further solidified his talent and earned him another Warren Publishing Award in 1974 for Best Art on a Story. Throughout his career, Pepe González left an indelible mark on the world of illustration and comics, captivating audiences with his distinctive style and contributions to the Vampirella series.