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Contrato con Dios

Esta trilogía de novelas gráficas profundiza en el espectro de las emociones humanas y las experiencias vitales. Ambientadas en un vecindario legendario y mítico, las historias entrelazan relatos de alegría, exuberancia, tragedia y drama. Es una exploración profunda de la condición humana presentada a través de una poderosa narrativa visual. La serie es celebrada como una obra fundamental que redefinió la forma de arte de la novela gráfica.

The Contract With God Trilogy
A Contract with God and Other Stories of Dropsie Avenue
Dropsie Avenue
The Will Eisner Library: A Life Force
A Contract with God

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  1. A Contract with God

    • 179 páginas
    • 7 horas de lectura

    A gorgeous, collectible hardcover edition of Will Eisner's pioneering graphic novel to celebrate the author's 100th birthday.

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  2. Master of the Comics medium Will Eisner offers more of his imagination to his readers with this tale of real people simply experiencing life. Set during the Depression, A Life Force tells the hard-luck story of a tenement dweller living in the same neighborhood that served as the setting for A Contract with God. Eisner's everyman, Jacob Shtarkah, and his family and neighbors come to life in this moving urban portrait.

    The Will Eisner Library: A Life Force2
    4,1
  3. Dropsie Avenue

    • 188 páginas
    • 7 horas de lectura

    The narrative explores the rich history of Dropsie Avenue, illustrating its evolution through four centuries and the diverse communities that have inhabited it. Eisner vividly captures the cycle of life, death, and rebirth, showcasing the personal stories of residents that reflect broader social changes. This graphic depiction offers a compelling panorama of urban life, emphasizing the resilience and transformation of the neighborhood over time.

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  • "This inaugural Norton Critical Edition of a graphic novel features Will Eisner's A Contract with God, originally published in 1978 from Baronet Press. Eisner's pioneering work draws on his upbringing in the Bronx to produce realistic narratives surrounding Jewish American culture within New York City's tenements. Excerpts from A Life Force (1988), Invisible People (1993), and Dropsie Avenue (1995) are also included in this edition, followed by Eisner's thoughts on the American graphic novel. "Reviews and Assessments" section presents the reactions of Eisner's contemporaries, selected from multiple art and comic journals of the time. "Criticism" offers modern analyses of Eisner's work in respect to art, race, and underrepresented history. A selected bibliography and chronology are also included"--

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  • The Contract With God Trilogy

    • 498 páginas
    • 18 horas de lectura

    Frimme Hersh breaks his contract with God and ends up as a Depression-era slumlord, while Jacob Shtarkah strives to help an old friend trapped in Nazi Germany and struggles with poverty and the corruption of the residents of Dropsie Avenue.

    The Contract With God Trilogy
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