Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Zenith 01 Spanish Comic

Tebeos Dolmen Editorial Zenith 01 Spanish Comic Yellow . Berlin, 1945. Superheroes fought the war, but forty years later, Zenith, a selfish star, lives for fame. When ancient evils, the Multi-Angled, emerge, seeking to destroy life and control a Masterman-like body, Zenith must shed his ego. He´s thrust into a multidimensional conflict, a dark saga of conspiracy and self-discovery. This essential comic from Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell, serialized in 2000 AD, explores psychedelia, metatextuality, and the humanization of heroes, offering spectacular battles and a unique take on superheroes in a real world. A Crisis and a Secret War! Berlin, 1945.The Second World War unfolded with the support of super-powered groups from different countries, culminating in a great final battle fought by Maximan and Masterman.Since then, superheroes have integrated into society, and ordinary citizens have become accustomed to living alongside these beings with extraordinary abilities.Forty years later, in the present, Zenith is a selfish music star with powers, but without any heroic spirit.He lives off fame and success without worrying about anything other than his popularity and his multitude of followers, avoiding any responsibility.However, the old Axis forces reawaken some dark multidimensional presences, known as the Multi-Angled, whose sole objective is to destroy all traces of life, with the control of a powerful body, twin of Masterman, and eliminating the rest of the beings with powers.Zenith will be forced to fight for something more than himself and must learn to be a true superhero.In 1987 Grant Morrison (All Star Superman) and Steve Yeowell (Judge Dredd) began serializing Zenith in the prestigious magazine 2000 AD.In these pages, the Scottish screenwriter raises many of the ideas that he would execute in the rest of his career: psychedelia, multidimensional conflicts, conspiracies of other realities, metatextuality, the humanization of the superhero, and an obvious projection of his own identity.The result is an epic saga that is essential reading.A dark tone, references to the mysterious past, supermen created by Nazis, and frankly spectacular battles. If we add to that the references to H.P. Lovecraft´s Iok-Sot-ot and the rest of the Multi-Angled, the result is a return to the concept of ´superheroes in the real world´ but going in the opposite direction to the tenebrism of the eighties of Miller, Moore, and Mills.Sergio Aguirre (Sala de Peligro). tradeinn Techinn