wrote the most beautiful story of Ché Guevara ever done". Argentine journalist Jacobo Timmerman, in his memoir of his own captivity, Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number (1981), recalls seeing Oesterheld in 1977 across the hall in a prison. In a report to the Argentine National Commission on the Disappearance of Persons, which published its findings in 1984 entitled Nunca Más, Eduardo Arias recalls seeing Oesterheld between November 1977 and January 1978. He said the man was in terrible physical condition and at the secret detention center El Vesubio, which prisoners had sardonically named "the Sheraton". Legacy Oesterheld worked with artists including Hugo Pratt, Alberto Breccia, Francisco Solano López, Ivo Pavone, Dino Battaglia, as well as Horacio Altuna, José Massaroli, Eugenio Zoppi, Paul Campani, Gustavo Trigo, Julio Schiaffino and others. Bibliography Early period Alan y Crazy, artwork by Eugenio Zoppi. Bull Rocket, artwork by Paul Campani, Francisco Solano López, and others El Sargento Kirk, artwork by Hugo Pratt and others Ray Kitt, artwork by Hugo Pratt. Tarpón, artwork by Daniel Haupt. Uma-Uma, artwork by Francisco Solano López Indio Suárez, artwork by Carlos Freixas and Carlos Cruz. Ediciones Frontera Ticonderoga (1957), artwork by Hugo Pratt and Gisela Dexter Rolo, el marciano adoptivo (1957), artwork by Francisco Solano López Nahuel Barros (1957), artwork by Carlos Roume Ernie Pike (1957), artwork by Hugo Pratt, Francisco Solano López and others El Eternauta, artwork by Francisco Solano López Cayena (1958), artwork by Daniel Haupt Dr. Morgue (1959), artwork by Alberto Breccia Buster Pike (1959), artwork by Julio Schiaffino Randall, artwork by Arturo del Castillo Lacky Piedras, artwork by Carlos Cruz Tipp Kenya, artwork by Carlos Roume Verdugo Ranch, artwork by Ivo Pavone Patria vieja (1958), artwork by Carlos Roume and Juan Arancio Hueso clavado, artwork by Ivo Pavone Leonero Brent, artwork by Jorge Moliterni Rul de luna, artwork by Francisco Solano López and Horianski Capitán Lázaro, artwork by Enrique Cristóbal Pichi, artwork by Carlos Roume Sherlock Time, artwork by Alberto Breccia Tom de la pradera, artwork by Ernesto García Seijas Lord Crack, artwork by Hugo Pratt, Bertolini, Moliterni and Flores Amapola negra, artwork by Francisco Solano López Joe Zonda, artwork by Francisco Solano López and Julio Schiaffino Pereyra, taxista (1960), artwork by Leopoldo Durañona Mortimer, artwork by Rubén Sosa Doc Carson, artwork by Carlos Vogt Cachas de oro (1961), artwork by Carlos Vogt Santos Bravo, artwork by Arancio Historias de la ciudad grande,