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  • 192 páginas
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Welcome to Astro City, a shining city on a hill where super-heroes patrol the skies. Each chapter in this collection is a standalone story, highlighting different aspects or characters in the Astro City world. The city's leading super-hero tries to be everywhere at once, and berates himself for every wasted second as he longs for just a moment of his own. A smalltime hood learns a hero's secret identity, and tries to figure out how to profit from the knowledge. A beat reporter gets some advice from his editor on his first day on the job. A young woman tries to balance the demands of her family with her own hopes and desires. Despite the fantastic settings, the characters in these slice-of-life stories feel like real people, and that gives the stories real power.

Compra de libros

Astro City, Alex Ross, Brent Anderson, John Gaushell, Kurt Busiek, Richard Starkings

Idioma
Publicado en
1995
Encuadernación
(Tapa blanda),
Estado del libro
Muy Bueno
Precio
10,99 €

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Título
Astro City
Subtítulo
Life in the Big City
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Image Comics
Publicado en
1995
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
192
ISBN10
1887279482
ISBN13
9781887279482
Serie
Etiquetas
Cómic
Descripción
Welcome to Astro City, a shining city on a hill where super-heroes patrol the skies. Each chapter in this collection is a standalone story, highlighting different aspects or characters in the Astro City world. The city's leading super-hero tries to be everywhere at once, and berates himself for every wasted second as he longs for just a moment of his own. A smalltime hood learns a hero's secret identity, and tries to figure out how to profit from the knowledge. A beat reporter gets some advice from his editor on his first day on the job. A young woman tries to balance the demands of her family with her own hopes and desires. Despite the fantastic settings, the characters in these slice-of-life stories feel like real people, and that gives the stories real power.