Title: ABSENT PARENT Author: PABLO MUÑOZ
Editorial: ALPHA DECAY
Pages: 64
PVP: 6.50 €
may happen that the reader has no absent fathers read a comic book superhero in your life, but I doubt that given the case. Most often, that it is a casual or regular reader of the genre. And I say this because I have the feeling that today These days every god read comics, which is fine and it makes me feel happier. I remember the vice creepy when it was almost a stigma, a cultural tara. Or worse, a target sociological and forgive me the best of Umberto Eco. Case stories I have them in abundance, for example, that first time I went to Sevilla to buy comics without a map or a direction and went into a library of all life, to name a poet, very stale and orderly and said aloud: "Do you know where they sell comics in Seville, seriously?". I replied sarcastically funny and dependent, too stale and orderly, armed after a stack of books like the one that hides behind some empty glasses on the bar: "But is that child, that the comics it's nothing serious."
course, the trip from Cordoba to Seville was not exactly Homeric, but she had her one. Came one like in another dimension, that of the three and four specialized libraries, and spent instead of the usual well-known nightclub. The American comics
in English or English comics fine and important and, therefore, rare to find. Well, everything has its idiosyncrasies. It comes to my head so when I went back to Seville párenme I pack me, "a Monday or Tuesday Easter, and all shops were closed, by divine decree, and stayed all day glued to the window, inches from those comics, waiting in vain for a miracle happen ... because there are guys like Paul and me Muñoz , to that of sightseeing, take a short walk verily, when what is gone is to buy comics, it seems a nonsense. Whether or not where to buy them. See I take more liberties here in the account, it is not that I really know Paul. If I speak with proximity of the artist also known as Alvy Singer, is not so much for having read your comments on blogs or journals whose surname is cultural, but precisely because Fathers absent. Because at times I found the book I spoke aloud, of things outside, and yet, like mine, adolescent love superhero comics and collector's zeal and encyclopedic interest and taste in terms of selective Cartoon. The book is a sentimental portrait and a brief comment, just one point on the imagery of a comics reader, but a consistent point, entertaining and incisive that connects the inner desires of the amateur with the cosmogony of Millar, 1985 and has , among other things, The Fortress of Solitude, of Jonatham Lethem, and The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, Michael Chabon, as a backdrop.
is cool. Sure they like. Javier Fernández
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