Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Desde La Penumbra. Eclipse En Comics Forum. 1989-1992 Spanish Comic

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TechInn Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Desde La Penumbra. Eclipse En Comics Forum. 1989-1992 Spanish Comic Multicolor . Dive into the golden age of Spanish comics with "From the Shadows: Eclipse at Comics Forum, 1989-1992." This book chronicles the rise of Comics Forum under Antonio Martín, a pivotal force in introducing high-quality Marvel and Eclipse Comics to Spanish readers. Discover the inner workings of the legendary publisher, from its formation to the challenges of bringing diverse series like Miracleman and Zot! to Spain. Featuring exclusive accounts from Martín himself, this is an essential read for fans of comic history and the era that shaped a generation. Comics Forum: A Look Back at a Legendary Era for Spanish ReadersThis book takes us on a journey through the history of Comics Forum, a publishing house that played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of comics for an entire generation of Spanish readers.Our story begins in 1982, when Antonio Martín took over the publication of superhero comic books, ushering in a new era of high-quality editions of Marvel Comics. While Marvel superheroes are the most fondly remembered from this period, numerous series from other publishers were also published, including those from Eclipse Comics:MiraclemanScoutLiberty ProjectLost PlanetTotal EclipseValkiriaAirboyAlien DossiersZot!From the Shadows: Eclipse at Comics Forum, 1989-1992 chronicles the years from the creation of Forum to the cancellation of the Eclipse line.Antonio Martin himself recounts the formation of Forum within the Planeta Group, the professionals who made up the editorial team, the first series published, the creative processes, the challenges of publishing Spanish authors, and the internal struggles within the corporate structure. The work is completed with the texts published under the generic title From the Shadows in the Spanish edition of Eclipse Comics.Additionally, an anthology of texts that appeared in various Marvel comics during the period 1989-1992 is included.For the first time, the story of Comics Forum is revealed to us by one of its main protagonists.Antonio Martín is known to readers for his constant presence in the Spanish comic book universe for half a century, both as a researcher of the medium and for his extensive work as an editor.A journalist and historian by training, in the 1960s he chose to turn his passion for comics into his profession.Thus, from 1982 to 2000, he was the Editorial Director of Comics Forum, part of the Planeta Group, and published the comics of the Marvel Universe.To these were added those of other American companies such as Eclipse, Malibu, Image, Dark Horse, Wildstorm, etc.He also created and developed the manga line of PlanetaDeAgostini, becoming the first Western editor of the Dragon Ball series. tradeinn Techinn

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Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Desde La Penumbra. Eclipse En Comics Forum. 1989-1992 Spanish Comic Multicolor . Dive into the golden age of Spanish comics with "From the Shadows: Eclipse at Comics Forum, 1989-1992." This book chronicles the rise of Comics Forum under Antonio Martín, a pivotal force in introducing high-quality Marvel and Eclipse Comics to Spanish readers. Discover the inner workings of the legendary publisher, from its formation to the challenges of bringing diverse series like Miracleman and Zot! to Spain. Featuring exclusive accounts from Martín himself, this is an essential read for fans of comic history and the era that shaped a generation. Comics Forum: A Look Back at a Legendary Era for Spanish ReadersThis book takes us on a journey through the history of Comics Forum, a publishing house that played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of comics for an entire generation of Spanish readers.Our story begins in 1982, when Antonio Martín took over the publication of superhero comic books, ushering in a new era of high-quality editions of Marvel Comics. While Marvel superheroes are the most fondly remembered from this period, numerous series from other publishers were also published, including those from Eclipse Comics:MiraclemanScoutLiberty ProjectLost PlanetTotal EclipseValkiriaAirboyAlien DossiersZot!From the Shadows: Eclipse at Comics Forum, 1989-1992 chronicles the years from the creation of Forum to the cancellation of the Eclipse line.Antonio Martin himself recounts the formation of Forum within the Planeta Group, the professionals who made up the editorial team, the first series published, the creative processes, the challenges of publishing Spanish authors, and the internal struggles within the corporate structure. The work is completed with the texts published under the generic title From the Shadows in the Spanish edition of Eclipse Comics.Additionally, an anthology of texts that appeared in various Marvel comics during the period 1989-1992 is included.For the first time, the story of Comics Forum is revealed to us by one of its main protagonists.Antonio Martín is known to readers for his constant presence in the Spanish comic book universe for half a century, both as a researcher of the medium and for his extensive work as an editor.A journalist and historian by training, in the 1960s he chose to turn his passion for comics into his profession.Thus, from 1982 to 2000, he was the Editorial Director of Comics Forum, part of the Planeta Group, and published the comics of the Marvel Universe.To these were added those of other American companies such as Eclipse, Malibu, Image, Dark Horse, Wildstorm, etc.He also created and developed the manga line of PlanetaDeAgostini, becoming the first Western editor of the Dragon Ball series. tradeinn Techinn


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Brand Tebeos Dolmen Editorial
EAN
  • 9788418510816
Color
  • Multicolor
Size
  • One Size
  • 17 x 17 centimetres
Gender
  • Unisex


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