Eduardo Burgos (b. 1988, Queens, New York) is a Florida-based comic artist and illustrator whose work explores character, narrative, and the stories, struggles, and experiences that shape us.

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His comics are influenced by the moral clarity of Aesop’s Fables, the psychological depth of Rembrandt’s etchings, and the visual and narrative possibilities of contemporary comics. Through dense crosshatching and the structure of the parable, Burgos creates stories about trauma, memory, and social rupture, confronting difficult realities such as human trafficking, addiction, and fractured family histories. Rather than functioning as purely confessional narratives, his stories explore how individual lives are shaped by the people, circumstances, and forces around them.

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Alongside his comics practice, Burgos works as a freelance illustrator for musicians, businesses, publishers, and cultural organizations. His clients and collaborators have included The Grape Ape, 1800Lucky, Nervous Records, and H+M Communications, with work spanning album artwork, promotional illustration, branding, storyboarding, and commissioned projects.

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Since 2023, Burgos has self-published original comics, which are included in the circulating collection of the New York Public Library. He has exhibited nationally and internationally, including at The Frank Art Gallery, Rivaa Gallery, and the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition. He has also presented and sold his work at events including Florida Superconand the Miami Book Fair. His work has received support from the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Broward Cultural Division.

 

Burgos holds an MFA in Fine Arts from Florida Atlantic University. Based in South Florida, he continues to develop his comics and illustration practice through original projects, freelance work, conventions, teaching, and creative collaborations.