Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Doctor Extraño: El Hechicero De Las Mil Caras Comic

Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Doctor Extraño: El Hechicero De Las Mil Caras Comic Purple . Celebrate Doctor Strange´s 60th anniversary with this epic comic! Explore the Sorcerer Supreme´s incredible journey through the decades, from his 1963 debut by Ditko and Lee to his current pop culture dominance. This collection features iconic tales by legendary writers and artists, delving into human fears, psychedelic journeys, supernatural battles, and the Doctor´s modern relevance in a tech-driven world. "The Sorcerer of a Thousand Faces" offers a kaleidoscopic adventure through diverse worlds and consciousnesses, examining magic, reality, and the human condition. Written by acclaimed author David Aliaga, this is a must-read for any fan of the Master of the Mystic Arts. Created by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee in the summer of 1963, Doctor Strange turns sixty at the peak of his popularity in pop culture thanks to his omnipresence in comics and on celluloid.Some of the best authors in the history of the House of Ideas have paraded through the pages of the Marvel Sorcerer Supreme.From the exploration of human fears and terror at the hands of Roy Thomas, through the countercultural psychedelia of Steve Englehart and Frank Brunner, the weight of responsibility as a defender against supernatural threats imprinted by Roger Stern, Marshall Rogers and Paul Smith, the journey through the desert during the nineties or the repositioning of the Doctor in a century where the cult of technology has taken the place of belief in magic and everything seems to gravitate around the ranks of The Avengers.Doctor Strange:The sorcerer of a thousand faces proposes a journey through a kaleidoscope of worlds, realities and consciousnesses to know, through the eyes of the Master of the Mystic Arts of the Marvel Universe, the different faces of this world we inhabit.Editorial history and altered states of consciousness, superheroic adventures and occultism, counterculture and commercial operations, personal quarrels and magical rituals.Do you dare to draw back the seven veils? David Aliaga (L´Hospitalet de Ll., 1989) is a writer and editor, recognized by the British magazine Granta as one of the twenty-five best young writers in the Spanish language of the last decade, and one of ´´the fifteen young Spanish writers you should follow´´ according to Esquire.He is the author of four works of fiction, among which the books of short stories And I will no longer be called Jacob (2016) and The New Year of the Trees (2018) stand out, some of whose stories have been translated into English, Italian, Icelandic... For more than ten years he has edited Franco-Belgian comics (Imbatible, Els Barrufets, Marsupilami) and collaborates regularly with the specialized portal Sala de Peligro. tradeinn Techinn