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What wonderful adventures, what excitement! You can feel the heat, the thirst, the fear... and despite everything, what elegance the protagonist has! What poise!
A soldier with rifle and republican flag for publication, poster or pamphlet...
Popeye the Sailor Man gained superhuman strength by eating spinach. The character's popularity sparked a significant increase in its consumption in the United States in the 1930s. Popular belief attributed spinach with ten times the actual amount of iron, at a time of heightened awareness about anemia. In any case, although iron is not the main benefit of spinach, it is a nutritious food, very rich in vitamins A, C, and E, as well as folic acid and fiber.
Yes! William Maxwell "Bill" Gaines (1922 – 1992) was an American publisher and co-editor of EC Comics. Following a shift in EC's direction in 1950, Gaines presided over what became an artistically influential and historically important line of mature-audience comics. He published the satirical magazine Mad for over 40 years.
Este es un fenómeno hasta ahora desconocido en geología.
La fuerte corriente marina que nos arrastró hacia el fondo, debe cruzar gran parte del globo por una de esas casualidades que se dan una vez cada millón, fuimos a parar debajo del campo petrolífero, donde el grosor es más delgado, lo que nos permitió salir a la superficie con la ayuda de la succión del aire que arrastra el petróleo.
This is a phenomenon previously unknown in geology.
The strong ocean current that dragged us to the bottom must have crossed much of the globe by one of those once-in-a-million coincidences.
We ended up beneath the oil field, where the oil slick is thinner, allowing us to surface with the help of the air suction that carries the oil.
Una experiencia inolvidable
JMV is also very funny. He's done parodies of other series like The Lord of the Rings. He's also an excellent caricaturist!
¡Qué poses! ¡Qué miradas! ¡Qué tensión! ¡Es CINE!
¡Madre del amor hermoso! ¡Que locura de páginas! ENHORABUENA
Bueno no creo que sea tan drástico. Ryp siempre ha reconocido que ese estilo viene de Darrow ¡pero no todo el mundo es capaz de implementarlo!
https://masquecomics.blogspot.com/2008/02/q-cmics-entrevista-juan-jos-ryp.html
https://juanroyo.blogspot.com/2008/12/juan-jos-ryp.html
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You're absolutely right! The axe is flexible! It feels like rubber, like a toy!
Spanish illustrators were in demand by publishers all over the world at that time thanks to the commercial work of Josep Toutain and his agency "Selecciones Ilustradas" - the golden age of Spanish comics!
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Ha ha ha, indeed, although in Spain at that time Lassie was more famous!
The museum guard's cap flies off in surprise at the unusual request! ha ha ha
¡Efectivamente! Estilo personal e intransferible ¡me chifla desde enano!
You hit the nail on the head with the description! no motivation, no flexibility, no productivity!
The Spanish cartoonist copied the style of the original posters from the Marx Brothers' drawings!
He is an illustrator and comic book cartoonist. He loved comics since he has memory. The truth is that in comics he had a lucky childhood. He loves Little Nemo, Buscema’s Conan the Barbarian, Alex Raynont’s Flash Gordon, Hal Foster’s Valiant Prince, Fantastic Four, and Captain America’s Great of the Big One Jack (the King) Kirby. And also the Asterix, Tintin, Mortadelo, Superlopez … and a thousand more.
In World War I, trenches were a key element. They were systems of ditches and shelters dug into the ground to protect soldiers from enemy fire, and were characterized by being long, narrow, and often covered with barbed wire... Machine guns transformed wars of maneuver into wars of position. Examples of heavy machine guns were the German MG 08, the French Hotchkiss M1914, and the British Vickers. Among the light machine guns were the British Lewis and the French Chauchat.
¡Me encantan estas dedicatorias abigarradas de personajas que optimizan el papel en blanco y enfrentan directamente la mirada del lector!
Unfortunately, Aldomá Puig decided not to pursue his comic book career after receiving negative advice about his style (he was persuaded to focus on humor rather than realism). He eventually dedicated himself to sculpture and became highly recognized in this field in Spain, with large works exhibited in streets and squares.
I love these commissions that bring together characters from your most beloved series!
I totally agree. I love Rantanplan ("Rin Tin Can" in English and "Bushwack" in the 1983 Hanna-Barbera animated television series Lucky Luke). In fact Rantanplan is a bloodhound dog, a parody of Rin Tin Tin
"Soy Mariano Beltrán. Tengo tantas muertes a mis espaldas que no me importa cargarme a quien sea" John Saxon (nacido como Carmine Orrico, Brooklyn, Nueva York, 5 de agosto de 1936-Murfreesboro, Tennessee, 25 de julio de 2020)
It is a great tribute to the post-apocalyptic world created by the Spanish Oscar Martin and his character, Solo.
I am going to ask Daniel if it could be to "Sobering up about the new economy" by Allan Sloan... Newsweek April 24, 2000...
The dissolution of the PIDE (successor of the State Surveillance and Defense Police PVDE of Portugal) after the Carnation Revolution, many of its agents went into exile in Spain.
Some of the defense dogs were abandoned on the Spanish border.
Wolf attacks on livestock in Extremadura and Zamora made journalists wonder if they were wolves or the PIDE dogs.
Hence the political and satirical context of the comic.
In Greek mythology, Hermes, son of Zeus and the Pleiad Maya. Greek olympic messenger god, also god of travelers, of ingenuity and commerce in general, of cunning, of thieves and liars, in addition to being in charge of guiding souls to the underworld, Hades. In the later Roman mythology was called Mercury.
Manu Gutiérrez (Ceuta, Spain, 1981) lives and draws in Málaga.
Among his more than fifty publications—with translations into four languages—he is the author of Arrojaré a los perros tu cadaver (finalist in the 41st Comic Barcelona awards) and Goya. Saturnalia (ACDCómic, Splash Sagunt and Antifaz award).
She is interested in alternative narratives, graphic poetry and any type of outsider hybridization.
Galcom has convicted Brett "rabbit" Vappe on fourteen counts of insubordination, and that's not the worst of his crimes. The penalty is death!
Yeeeessss The tension until the hero reaches the briefcase. The close-up of the hand when he catches it and the dizzying movement to ultimately save himself!
Manuel Bayo Marín (Teruel, 1908 - Zaragoza, 1953) was one of the most famous illustrators of his time, a contemporary of other Aragonese such as Gazo, Teixi, Del Arco, Yus, Cardona, Rael, Mata, Marcial Buj Luna "Chas", etc.
He made illustrations for advertising, graphic design, caricature, illustration of novels and stories, covers of publications such as Crónica, Cinegramas, Mundo Gráfico, Aragón: graphic magazine of Aragonese culture, La Voz de Aragón, etc.
In 1930 he obtained a second prize of 300 pesetas for a poster depicting a couple dancing the jota. He held an exhibition in Teruel at the Casino Turolense in August 1931. He illustrated the poster for the Pilar festivities in Zaragoza (1944 and 1945)
