Enrique Breccia is an Argentine painter, illustrator, and comic book artist, son of cartoonist Alberto Breccia, with whom he collaborated on Mort Cinder, El Eternauta, and La Vida del Che, his first professional work, with scripts by H.G. Oesterheld. 

His best-known work is Alvar Mayor (1977), written by Carlos Trillo. In his splendid and prolific collaboration with the Argentine publishing house Record, he also drew scripts by Guillermo Saccomano, Ricardo Barreiro, and Walter Slavich, in works such as El Sueñero or El Peregrino de las Estrellas. For Columba publishing house, he drew Ibañez (1983), with scripts by Robin Wood. 

His work Los Centinelas first published in France, or for Bonelli in Italy, and more recently for Marvel and DC Comics stands out.

Breccia is a very versatile author, a master of black and white, page composition and narrative sequence, with extremme expressionistic and ironic drawings.