Name: conan y belit #02. tierras de estigia
SKU: 7661290
Price: 61.10 EUR
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Author: John Buscema
ISBN: 9788439592549

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Physical Book

Author

Roy Thomas

John Buscema

ISBN

843959254x

ISBN13

9788439592549

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España

conan y belit #02. tierras de estigia

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Roy Thomas

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Roy Thomas is an influential American comic book writer and editor, known for his work in the superhero industry, especially at Marvel Comics. Born in 1940, Thomas began his career in the 60s and stood out for his ability to adapt and expand classic characters. He succeeded Stan Lee as editor-in-chief at Marvel and helped solidify the publisher as one of the most important in the industry.

Among his most notable works are "Conan the Barbarian" (1970), "Avengers" (1966-1970), and "The Invaders" (1975). Additionally, he was one of the key figures in the creation of the character "Iron Fist" (1974). His impact on American comics remains significant, being recognized for his ability to integrate classical mythology and modern narrative into his stories.

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John Buscema

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John Buscema was a legendary American comic book artist, widely recognized for his outstanding work in the superhero genre and his collaboration with Marvel Comics. His artistic style, characterized by dynamic composition and mastery of anatomy, made him a key figure in the "House of Ideas" for several decades.

Among his most memorable works are "Conan the Barbarian" (1973), where he redefined the visual universe of the character, and his collaboration on "The Avengers" (1967), marking an emblematic era in the team's history. He also excelled in titles such as "The Mighty Thor" (1966), leaving a lasting legacy in the epic portrayal of superheroes. His contribution remains a reference in graphic narrative.

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