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The anime Mazinger Z caused a sensation in Spain in the late 70s. So much so that the Taiwanese film The Iron Superman was brought to our country as Mazinger Z: the robot of the stars. To take advantage of the momentum, Editorial Valenciana would release its own version of the latter.
We start 2025 by recapping our best reads, as far as comics are concerned. The Comics of the Year is inaugurated!
Starting in 2022, Brian The Brain finally has a Comprehensive edition that it deserves, and at a very good price. Learn more details in the following review.
In recent years, the world of comics and Spanish graphic novels has seen a boom, and, of all the authors, one of the most prominent is the Valencian Paco Roca. His traditional and familiar stories, where past and present often intersect, have made the leap to audiovisual format on more than one occasion. Here we present five of his works.
13's mad scientist Rue del Percebe is the only character in the neighborhood who is openly a villain. Let's get to know him a little and see what happened to him.
Halloween is coming and, with it, our tradition of recommending the most varied video games, movies, series and comics on the subject. Spend fear with health and moderation!
As part of the special tribute to Francisco Ibáñez, we will list the five most famous series of the Barcelona cartoonist, not counting Mortadelo and Filemón.
In tribute to Francisco Ibáñez, I propose a personal selection of five classic adventures starring the most famous secret agents of national comics.
This third special Superlópez article, in fact, is dedicated to five of his fellow soldiers: the Supergroup. We will list each one of them and their adventures published to date.
Désida is a self-published comic by Bardeo that offers us high doses of social criticism within a political context that reminds us quite a bit of our own, and with a mysterious video game as a backdrop.
As the second article of this special tribute to Superlópez, we will review The Lord of the Pacifiers, one of his most famous classic adventures.
We review The Grooves of Chance, the colossal graphic novel by Paco Roca. A tribute to the Spanish combatants who fought against the Axis in the Second World War accompanied by the graphics that the artist has accustomed us to.
"Meeting..." returns to open a series of articles that will pay tribute to Jan's series that was closed relatively recently. On this occasion we will take a bird's eye view tour of its protagonist, Superlópez himself.
Purk is an invincible caveman who is dedicated to doing good wherever he goes.
Makinavaja is a criminal who lives with his colleagues in Barcelona's Chinatown, where they make a living through robbery and dealing.
Black Arrow is the son of the Baron of Firestop and Annelora's fiancé who will face the usurper Godfrey when he betrayed the absent Earl of Courtney, for which he will gather a group of rebels in the forest.
Apolonio is a foreman from the fictitious Asturian town of Montecorvo who, due to the unsustainable living conditions at the time, will join the Asturian revolution of 1934.
Anacleto is an unskilled secret agent, with very bad fortune and an extremely tyrannical boss.
Atom Kid is a superhero from the future who, in collaboration with justice and his wife Pamela, faces countless criminals on land, sea and outer space.
Tranqui and Tronco are a duo of rockers who are forced to work on what they can.
Khanis Fhou is a bandit who is forced to fight for the nation he has robbed while he only thinks about saving his skin and fleeing with his loot.
Silvio José is a man in his forties who lives like a King, taking advantage of his patient father.
The Warrior of the Mask is a knight who, under total anonymity, fights tirelessly against the Muslims, his former co-religionists, in pursuit of revenge and redemption.