Astisendo Grupo Editorial Dublindarra Spanish Comic

Astisendo Grupo Editorial Dublindarra Spanish Comic Blue . Following the footsteps of Joyce, Dublin gets its own making of with the exhibition The Joyce Route, which can be enjoyed from September 4th to October 19th at the Fnac in San Sebastián and will continue touring different Spanish cities.Asturian Alfonso Zapico, winner of the Best New Author award at the 2010 Barcelona International Comic Fair, has immersed himself for 3 years in the creation process of Dublinés (Dubliner), a graphic novel centered on the life of James Joyce in which he traces the moments, conversations, hardships, and adventures that shaped one of the great figures of the 20th century.An ambitious work, the ins and outs of which can be seen in The Joyce Route, an exhibition that is on tour, and that, after passing through Barcelona and Madrid, is currently in San Sebastián (Fnac Donostia, from September 4th to October 19th), and later, will visit Seville, Oviedo, and Valencia.With arduous documentation and adaptation into comic strips, this story, sprinkled with multiple anecdotes, is also a captivating train journey through those cities - Dublin, Trieste, Paris, and Zurich - where this universal Irishman left his mark.Illustrious authors parade through its pages, such as Henrik Ibsen, W.B. Yeats, Ezra Pound, H.G. Wells, Bernard Shaw, T.S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, Paul Valéry, Marcel Proust, Ernest Hemingway, Samuel Beckett, Sergei Eisenstein, Henri Matisse, André Gide, Le Corbusier, and even Lenin.It was already clear that Zapico was not afraid of challenges, a priori complicated, when with Café Budapest (Astiberri, 2008) he decided to delve into a fiction determined by the origins of the still unresolved Palestinian-Israeli conflict.Immediately afterward, after becoming fascinated by the figure of Joyce, this author from the Mining Basin launched a methodical plan based on a journey through old Europe that allowed him to take countless field notes and develop precise documentation work, including multiple interviews with renowned scholars of Joyce´s life and work, which enabled him to give increasing brilliance and entity to the Dublinés project, which saw the light of day in April 2011, and is now being reissued.In reality, the approach to Joyce is twofold.In addition to the traveling exhibition, The Joyce Route will also be a travel journal to be published next December, also by Astiberri, which will recount Alfonso Zapico´s particular adventure in the gestation process of Dubliner and his journey through the cities he visited in the footsteps of James Joyce in his arduous process of documentation and research, which also took him to other cities such as Bilbao or Angoulême. tradeinn Techinn