Novels. The second book
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Zangavar Cobalt continues to publish the creative heritage of the classic of the Italian comic strip Sergio Toppi. The second book of the series was the graphic novels of 1976-97, which means that you will again have a trip to different countries, continents and eras: from the German New Guinea of the late 19th century to the Mesoamerica of 1541 and from North America in the middle of the XVIII century to Japan of 1945 ...
In the work of the favorite form of Toppi there was a short story - he created numerous works of a historical character, telling about different eras and countries. He studied and depicted the realities and entourage of past centuries in detail, weaving his own philosophy into them.
A series of "novels" is a kind of collection of chosen works of Toppi, which has entered all the best, significant that was created by him in the genre. These stories were published in the period from the 70s of the twentieth century to the beginning of the two thousandths in Italian magazines Alter Alter, Corto Maltese, Linus, Il Giornalino, Immagini Di Sicilia, Comic Art and Le Avventure Possibili
In the work of the favorite form of Toppi there was a short story - he created numerous works of a historical character, telling about different eras and countries. He studied and depicted the realities and entourage of past centuries in detail, weaving his own philosophy into them.
A series of "novels" is a kind of collection of chosen works of Toppi, which has entered all the best, significant that was created by him in the genre. These stories were published in the period from the 70s of the twentieth century to the beginning of the two thousandths in Italian magazines Alter Alter, Corto Maltese, Linus, Il Giornalino, Immagini Di Sicilia, Comic Art and Le Avventure Possibili
Author:
Author:Toppi Sergio
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Comics and Graphic Novels
- Category:Humor & Entertainment
- Category:Home & Decor
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-90462-37-0
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