Astisendo Grupo Editorial El Juego De La Luna Comic Spanish

Astisendo Grupo Editorial El Juego De La Luna Comic Spanish Golden . From ´Spirou´ to ´The Moon Game´ José Luis Munuera illustrates a script by Enrique Bonet after having sold a million copies of his various works. José Luis Munuera, an internationally successful cartoonist, who had already shown his genius in prestigious series such as Spirou over four albums, and Enrique Bonet, a proven screenwriter and illustrator who works both nationally and internationally, have joined creative forces driven by a shared friendship of many years to turn The Moon Game into a fantastic, dark and fascinating story, a tender and crepuscular work.In 136 pages divided into two acts, The Moon Game displays the combined charms of a dreamlike world, the initiatory story and adventure, which take shape in Aldea, a town steeped in legends and superstitions.The black and white wash work, dotted with suggestive red tones throughout some of its pages, serves wonderfully for this timeless story, which also moves in a hazy atmosphere typical of daydreams, but also of dangers.Aldea is an isolated and lost region, its inhabitants are anchored in the fears and beliefs of an ancestral world.Against the backdrop of an immense forest, Artemis, along with her little brother, will find herself at the heart of a drama that will change her existence and confront her with her two greatest obsessions:the moon and its hypnotic beauty, and the child she sees every night in her nightmares.And the fact is that Aldea is an invented space, a non-existent place where time seems to have stood still.A lost and almost impregnable world, anchored in its own history, alien to progress and technological advances, which has not abandoned the ways of life of traditional rural society.A pre-modern world, in which rationalist thought has not taken hold and in which magic, legend and tradition explain the world as much as daily suffering and the struggle for survival.Bonet and Munuera propose a world in which childhood fantasies can range from the most pleasant to the most tragic and lead to a game of death and despair.Diario de Sevilla. tradeinn Techinn