Víctor Mora may refer to: Víctor Mora (comics) (1931–2016), Spanish writer of comic books Víctor Mora (athlete) (born 1944), retired long-distance runner...

Víctor Hugo Mora Llamas (born July 12, 1974), known as Víctor Mora, is a Mexican football manager and former player. Since 2020 he works at U. de G. Premier...

Víctor Mora (6 June 1931 – 17 August 2016) was a Spanish comic book writer. Born in Barcelona, Mora created and wrote the series Capitán Trueno, El Jabato...

(author) Víctor Navarro, Venezuelan activist Víctor Mayorga, politician Víctor Mora (comics) Víctor Mora (athlete) Víctor Muñoz, footballer Víctor Manuel...

Víctor Manuel Mora García (born November 24, 1944) is a retired long-distance runner from Colombia. He won the gold medal in the men's 5.000 metres event...

(born 1975), Native American actor Tiriel Mora (born 1958), Australian television and film actor Víctor Mora (comics) (1931–2016), pseudonym of Eugenio...

(1886–1959), British actor Victor Meirelles (1832–1903), Brazilian painter Vic Mignogna (born 1962), American actor Víctor Mora (comics) (1931–2016), Spanish...

hero of a series of Spanish comic books, created in 1956 by the writer Víctor Mora and illustrated mainly by Miguel Ambrosio Zaragoza (Ambrós). The comics...

Antonio Segura (story) and José Ortiz (artist) El Capitán Trueno by Víctor Mora (author) and Ambrós (artist) Carpanta by José Escobar Saliente Los casos...

hero of a series of Spanish comic books, created in 1958 by the writer Víctor Mora and illustrated mainly by Francisco Darnís. El Jabato's themes and cast...

(film), 1930 starring Victor Varconi in the title role Capitán Trueno, the hero of a series of Spanish comic books by Víctor Mora Captain Thunder (DC Comics)...

Víctor Manuel Morales Mora is a Costa Rican politician and lawyer. He has served as a government minister in three different administrations and served...

Swedish market and even in Zaire. In Spain, creates with the script of Víctor Mora Supernova [es] (Súper Mortadelo, 1973) and with Andreu Martín Fantasía...

matrimonio feliz, Chief Penagos in Las detectivas y el Víctor [es], Judith Mora in El tesoro, and Elvira Mora in Pa' quererte. Alina Lozano was born in Bogotá...

1972  Víctor Mora (COL) 23:24 8.9 km 49th 1973  Víctor Mora (COL) 23:25 8.9 km 50th 1974  Rafael Ángel Pérez (CRC) 23:58 8.9 km 51st 1975  Víctor Mora (COL)...

another popular medieval hero, Capitán Trueno, was created in 1956 by Víctor Mora and Miguel Ambrosio Zaragoza). Two publishing houses — Editorial Bruguera...

illustrating Capitán Trueno from the synopsis provided by the writer, Víctor Mora. Capitán Trueno was published both in Pulgarcito magazine and as a biweekly...

in such strips as Dani Futuro [es; de; it] (by Víctor Mora and Carlos Giménez) and Gigantik (by Mora and José Maria Cardona). The visual style of Valérian...

Zeus Software (Raul Lopez), Luis Rodriguez Soler, Pablo Ariza Molina Víctor Mora 1990 Cosmic Sheriff Dinamic Software Teddy, Ruben, Gina, Deborah 1990...

runner. He won the Boston Marathon in 1972 by an 18-second margin over Víctor Mora. In 1973 he finished third at the same race. During his career, Olavi...

diamonds"). The following year he began the western comic Sunday, written by Víctor Mora and published by Spanish Selecciones Ilustradas. In 1969–1971, de la...

Sporting positions Preceded by Derek Graham Men's Half Marathon Best Year Performance 1971 Succeeded by Víctor Mora...

French author Pierre Christin since the early 1980s and Spanish author Víctor Mora, among others. Goetzinger died on 20 December 2017, at the age of 66...

corner of the Paseo Colón and Jirón Washington. Designed in 1912 by Víctor Mora, it was inaugurated five years later. It owes its name to Francisco Sal...

de cada dia 1964 – Joaquim Carbó, for Solucions provisionals 1965 – Víctor Mora Pujadas, for El cafè dels homes tristos 1966 – Guillem Viladot, for La...

4:05.6 5000 metres  Víctor Mora (COL) 14:20.0  Jorge Ramírez (COL) 14:52.2  Germán Correa (COL) 14:55.5 10000 metres  Víctor Mora (COL) 29:26.18  Germán...

in such strips as Dani Futuro [es; de; it] (by Víctor Mora and Carlos Giménez) and Gigantik (by Mora and José Maria Cardona). His visual style also influenced...

2:32:29 50 Carlos Pérez  Spain 2:33:22 51 Rafael Tadeo  Mexico 2:35:48 52 Víctor Mora  Colombia 2:37:34 53 Fernando Molina  Argentina 2:38:18 54 Julio Quevedo...

Domingo Tibaduiza  Colombia 14:01.2 CR Víctor Mora  Colombia 14:02.2 Edmundo Warnke  Chile 14:05.6 10000 metres Víctor Mora  Colombia 28:45.8 CR Domingo Tibaduiza...

Giménez began his first famous series, Dani Futuro, with script by Víctor Mora: initially appearing in the magazine Gaceta Junior, it lasted until 1975...