Diabolo Ediciones Weird Science 01 (the Ec Archives) Spanish Comic

Diabolo Ediciones Weird Science 01 (the Ec Archives) Spanish Comic Multicolor . DIABOLO EDICIONES presents the second edition of the sold-out EC Archives: Weird Science 01! George Lucas calls EC Comics´ sci-fi, featuring rockets, robots, monsters, and more, an indelible influence on Star Wars. This volume showcases incredible stories like "The Radioactive Boy" and "The Machine That Came from Nowhere," brought to life by legendary artists Wally Wood, Frank Frazetta, and Al Williamson, among others. Experience over 200 pages of classic science fiction that will terrify, thrill, and transport you to the farthest reaches of imagination. A must-have for comic aficionados!. SECOND EDITION OF THE SOLD-OUT FIRST VOLUME OF EC´S WEIRD SCIENCE! EC Comics had it all: rockets, robots, monsters, time travel, and laser beams.Those incredible images made a big impression on my young mind, as they undoubtedly did on all the kids who were lucky enough to spend time with them.It´s no coincidence that those images are part of the Star Wars movies, because EC Comics had an indelible impact on me. (From the foreword by George Lucas) The Radioactive Boy, Sounds from Another World!, The Machine That Came from Nowhere, The Eternal Man, The Man Who Ran Against Time... are some of the stories we can read in this first volume.EC Comics´ science fiction stories were favorites of many of its authors, and that love shows on every page we turn.We continue with the recovery in an edition worthy of the best comics in history.Never before has so much talent been gathered under the same publishing roof, nor have so many comics that have endured for their scripts and artistic quality been made in such a short period of a few years.Names like Wally Wood, Harvey Kurtzman, Bernard Krigstein, Frank Frazetta, Al Williamson... are some of the best-known comic book authors in history.And with their great work, they managed to terrify us, take us to the farthest reaches of space, horrify us with the most abject human evil, suffer the horrors of war and also make us fall in love.More than 200 pages of absolute pleasure in your hands.This volume contains issues 12, 13, 14 and 15 of Weird Science (May 1950-December 1950) and 5 and 6 of Weird Science (January 1951-April 1951). tradeinn Techinn