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TechInn Astisendo Grupo Editorial Los Puentes De Moscu Spanish Comic Blue . Discover Los Puentes de Moscú, a landmark Spanish graphic novel from the acclaimed Astiberri Ediciones that transcends the boundaries of comics to become a powerful work of journalism, history, and art. This essential piece for any Fan zone collection, especially within Books and comics, offers a profound and moving exploration of dialogue, reconciliation, and the complex tapestry of modern Basque history.The story´s origin is as compelling as the narrative itself. On the first day of winter in 2016, Eduardo Madina and Fermin Muguruza met in Irun. The excuse was an interview for Jot Down magazine, although any pretext would have been good to bring together at the same table these two Basques with seemingly distant life trajectories. Madina, a socialist politician who survived an ETA attack in 2002, and Muguruza, the historic leader of the band Kortatu and a musical benchmark in the Basque Country, shared coffee and conversation while the cartoonist Alfonso Zapico portrayed the moment in his notebook. Those sketches were the genesis of The Bridges of Moscow, which is the story of several generations of young Basques whose own history is drawn in black and white.This graphic novel´s primary benefit is its ability to foster deep understanding and empathy. It masterfully documents a real-life encounter between two figures from opposite ends of a historical conflict, using their conversation as a bridge to connect divided pasts. It invites the reader to witness a pivotal moment of communication, offering a unique and intimate perspective on the path toward healing and mutual respect. The narrative brilliantly illustrates how personal stories can illuminate broader historical and social movements, making a complex subject accessible and deeply human.Key features of this work include its foundation in meticulous comic journalism, brought to life by the award-winning talent of Alfonso Zapico. His poignant black and white artwork is a defining characteristic, creating a stark, evocative atmosphere that perfectly complements the serious and hopeful tone of the dialogue. The visual style emphasizes the raw emotion and historical weight of the conversation, turning a single meeting into a timeless document. It is a testament to the power of the graphic novel format to tackle significant real-world issues with nuance and artistic grace.---Product Information:* Publisher: Astiberri Ediciones* Category: Fan zone* Subcategory: Books and comics* Attribute: SpanishTechnical Specifications:* Author: Alfonso Zapico* Language: Spanish* Format: Graphic Novel / Comic Journalism* Binding: Hardcover* ISBN: 978-84-18215-28-5. tradeinn Techinn

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Astisendo Grupo Editorial Los Puentes De Moscu Spanish Comic Blue . Discover Los Puentes de Moscú, a landmark Spanish graphic novel from the acclaimed Astiberri Ediciones that transcends the boundaries of comics to become a powerful work of journalism, history, and art. This essential piece for any Fan zone collection, especially within Books and comics, offers a profound and moving exploration of dialogue, reconciliation, and the complex tapestry of modern Basque history.The story´s origin is as compelling as the narrative itself. On the first day of winter in 2016, Eduardo Madina and Fermin Muguruza met in Irun. The excuse was an interview for Jot Down magazine, although any pretext would have been good to bring together at the same table these two Basques with seemingly distant life trajectories. Madina, a socialist politician who survived an ETA attack in 2002, and Muguruza, the historic leader of the band Kortatu and a musical benchmark in the Basque Country, shared coffee and conversation while the cartoonist Alfonso Zapico portrayed the moment in his notebook. Those sketches were the genesis of The Bridges of Moscow, which is the story of several generations of young Basques whose own history is drawn in black and white.This graphic novel´s primary benefit is its ability to foster deep understanding and empathy. It masterfully documents a real-life encounter between two figures from opposite ends of a historical conflict, using their conversation as a bridge to connect divided pasts. It invites the reader to witness a pivotal moment of communication, offering a unique and intimate perspective on the path toward healing and mutual respect. The narrative brilliantly illustrates how personal stories can illuminate broader historical and social movements, making a complex subject accessible and deeply human.Key features of this work include its foundation in meticulous comic journalism, brought to life by the award-winning talent of Alfonso Zapico. His poignant black and white artwork is a defining characteristic, creating a stark, evocative atmosphere that perfectly complements the serious and hopeful tone of the dialogue. The visual style emphasizes the raw emotion and historical weight of the conversation, turning a single meeting into a timeless document. It is a testament to the power of the graphic novel format to tackle significant real-world issues with nuance and artistic grace.---Product Information:* Publisher: Astiberri Ediciones* Category: Fan zone* Subcategory: Books and comics* Attribute: SpanishTechnical Specifications:* Author: Alfonso Zapico* Language: Spanish* Format: Graphic Novel / Comic Journalism* Binding: Hardcover* ISBN: 978-84-18215-28-5. tradeinn Techinn


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Brand Astisendo Grupo Editorial
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  • 9788416880515
Color
  • Multicolor
Size
  • One Size
  • 17 x 17 centimeters
Gender
  • Unisex


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