Ediciones La Cupula El Hombre Cadaver Spanish Comic

Ediciones La Cupula El Hombre Cadaver Spanish Comic Multicolor . The flesh rots, the bones crumble, and the soul dissipates into the four winds.Like mist.Ah.My body is falling apart. The truth is that it seems like a lie.His heart is not beating and there is no sign of brain waves.He has the typical appearance of a body that has been decomposing for a long time underwater.From a medical and scientific point of view, there is no doubt: he is a corpse.The surprising thing is that he can move and speak, he can even think.It is a bit difficult to understand him because his tongue is half rotten, but otherwise, he is a coherent man.Hideshi Hino was born in Manchuria in 1946, but soon moved to Tokyo with his mother, where the postwar climate would profoundly mark his childhood and decide his future work.He remembers being very affected in his youth by Harakiri, the fascinating film by Masaki Kobayashi about bushido and the practice of harakiri, so much so that he began to seriously think about dedicating himself to film directing.In the 1980s, he directed two installments of the ultra-gore cult series Guinea Pig, but as a narrator, he made his debut in the language of manga in the late 1960s, encouraged by the admiration that his schoolmates professed for his drawings.Today, with such essential titles in his bibliography as The Red Snake, The Worm Boy, Circus of Monsters, Damned Creature, Hell´s Panorama, Zoroku´s Disease, Onimbo, The Devil´s Son, Zipango Nights, Gallery of Horrors or Stories of the Mask, he confesses to having killed his father up to three times in his stories and no one hesitates to consider him the most unusual and influential living author of horror comics. tradeinn Techinn