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The Eternaut (El Eternauta) 1969

Written By Hector German Oesterheld

Drawn by Alberto Breccia

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Gustavo Trigo is the artist of the comic series 'La Guerra de los Antartes', written by Hector German Oesterheld for leftwing Noticias newspaper in the 1970s. The series continued the theme of Oesterheld's successful 'El Eternauta' series, about an alien invasion. However, 'La Guerra de los Antartes' had references to the political reality of Argentina. The comic ended when the government forbid further publication of magazine Noticias. Trigo has also illustrated episodes of Oesterheld's 'Sgt Kirk' series. Later in his career, Trigo started working for the Italian market, where he illustrated such series as 'Dylan Dog', 'Nick Raider' and 'Julia'. Gustavo Trigo - Lambiek Comiclopedia

La Guerra De Los Antartes : Hector German Oesterheld : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

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day 1- EL ETERNAUTA I know I've been dead for a while, but I'm back… and with a theme I found on Instagram (@IRUKALOPEZ_ART) … Look, I'm from Argentina, and there's a big comic industry here, so during SEPTEMBER, I'll be uploading drawings of Argentine comics.

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My review of the classic Argentine comic Mort Cinder by Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Alberto Breccia now appears at Rain Taxi.

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Review: Life of Che: An Impressionistic Biography

Life of Che: An Impressionistic Biography is an intriguing look at the revolutionary #comics #comicbooks

The graphic novel is printed in English for the first time and chronicles the life and philosophy of Che Guevarra. Story: Héctor Germán OesterheldArt: Alberto Breccia, Enrique Breccia Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call 1-888-comicbook or digitally and online with the links below. AmazoncomiXology/KindleBookshop This post contains…

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I WESTERN PERFETTI DI ARTURO DEL CASTILLO

I WESTERN PERFETTI DI ARTURO DEL CASTILLO

Arturo Del Castillo è stato uno dei più grandi disegnatori di fumetti western di tutti i tempi. Il suo stile sofferto e dettagliato, che riesce a essere classico e moderno allo stesso tempo, si adatta in maniera eccezionale alla rappresentazione del genere. Nato nel 1925 a Concepción, in Cile, Arturo Del Castillo si dedica presto al disegno da autodidatta e, grazie al fratello Jorge trasferito…

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Reading is another free-time pleasure! David, wonder if you heard of this Argentinian writer, Hector German Oesterheld. He wrote The Eternaut as a weekly comic strip (drawn by Francisco Solano Lopez), and it is now known as THE graphic novel in Argentina. Enjoying this compilation so far. Why did the library pick that spot for a sticker though?!!

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«State zitti… ascoltate!» Un immenso silenzio. Sentivamo il nostro respiro. «Sta accadendo qualcosa» Era un silenzio totale, angoscioso. I mille rumori lontani e vicini di una città viva, erano d’un tratto scomparsi. La radio era ammutolita. Ci affacciammo alla finestra. «Guardate!» «Non è possibile…» Nella strada uno spettacolo incredibile, allucinante. «No… No… Non aprire, Lucas!» «C’è qualcosa nell’aria… come se stesse nevicando» «È vero! Guardate… È neve fosforescente…» Lenti, galleggiando nell’aria quieta della notte, cadevano dal cielo leggeri fiocchi di una neve trasparente, che emanavano una strana luce azzurrina… Fin dove si poteva vedere, la nevicata stava coprendo la strada, le case, tutto. Una nevicata irreale. Ma era la morte che stava scendendo dal cielo… «Dev’essere la polvere radioattiva di cui parlava prima la radio» «Bisogna chiudere tutto… Chiudere bene» L’ETERNAUTA - Hector German Oesterheld

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Exilio

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ESPAÑOL:

Basado en un cuento corto de Héctor German Oesterheld, este relato de ciencia ficción toma lugar en un planeta llamado Gelo donde los habitantes son testigos de la llegada de un astronauta cuya nave choca. La presencia del visitante se convierte en una burla para los habitantes haciendo que el astronauta pase sus últimos momentos de vida ahogando a los alienígenos con carcajadas en vez de lágrimas.

Hecha tan solo con programas de bajo presupuesto como Paint y Movie Maker, a Elvis le pareció una buena idea hacer una adaptación de este relato escrito por el famoso autor de la novela gráfica “El Eternauta”, quien ha desaparecido y posiblemente fallecido en la dictadura militar ocurrida en Argentina. Aunque la animación es típica de los primeros trabajos de Elvis, Exilio fue aclamada como una buena adaptación de un cuento corto poco conocido de Héctor. Aunque el sonido fue censurado debido a los derechos de autor, eso no impidió que su publicación llegara otros rincones de la web donde se la puede ver con sonido. Elvis dice que se enorgullece de este corto ya que es una auténtica obra argentina que al igual que el texto original habla sobre la intolerancia dejando una valiosa lección.

ENGLISH:

Based on a short story by Hector German Oesterheld, this science fiction story takes place in a planet named Gelo where the habitants are witnesses of the arriving of an astronaut which ship gets crash. The visitor’s presence turns into a joke to the habitants making the astronaut spend his last life moments drowning the aliens with giggles instead of tears.

Made with just presupposed bass programs as Paint and Movie Maker, to Elvis seen to be a good idea make an adaptation of this story written by the famous author of the graphic novel “El Eternauta”, who has disappeared and possibly died in the military dictatorship occurred in Argentina. Although the animation is typical from Elvis first works, Exilio was claimed as a good adaptation of a short story less know by Hector. Although the sound was censored because of copyright, that didn’t impede its publication riches to other corners of the web where it can be watch with sound. Elvis says he gets proud of this short film now that is an authentic Argentinian work that just like the original text, it talks about intolerance leaving and valuable lesson.

Soundtrack:

Sidney’s Lament – Marco Beltrami

Paradox – Hans Zimmer

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"...misery poverty, our own small selfishness driving us. The invasion is our own fault, Juan."

The Eternaut (El Eternauta) 1969

Written by Hector German Oesterheld

Drawn by Alberto Breccia

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Mort Cinder is an Argentine comic book horror-science fiction series featuring an eponymous character, created in 1962 by writer Héctor Germán Oesterheld and artist Alberto Breccia. It is widely considered as one of the best comic strips ever produced in Argentina.[1]

Mort Cinder (Oesterheld-A.Breccia, ESP, Ediciones Colihue) : H.G. Oesterheld : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

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Original Bat Lash splash page by George Moliterni. I’m not really familiar with his work, but I love this page.

Here’s a little write up, nabbed from the above link:

Jorge Luis Moliterni began his career in advertisement, but started working in comics full time from 1957. His early work, that included episodes of 'Lord Crack', appeared in periodicals like Hora Cero and Frontera. He alternated with several other artists on Hugo Pratt's 'Ernie Pike' and 'Sargento Kirk' series. He drew the 'Watami' series with scripts by Hector German Oesterheld in Misterix from 1962.

In the mid-1960s, Moliterni began working for international publishers and agencies, such as the Fleetway in Britain and the Charlton Comics in the USA(as George Moliterni). His UK work was mainly related to World War II subjects, including contributions to the War and Battle picture libraries, and episodes of 'Codename: Warlord' to Warlord, but also stories for girls' magazines. In the Italian magazine Il Corriere dei Regazzi, he produced the adventures of Davy Crockett's son 'Bob Crockett' from 1972. Shortly before his death, Moliterni drew 'Los Profesionales' for Ediciones Record. Jorge Moliterni died in 1979.

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L’opera a fumetti di Héctor Germán Oesterheld e Francisco Solano López è uscita in una veste grafica rinnovata, quasi un anno fa, per 001 edizioni.

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ROBIN WOOD: DAGO E MOLTI ALTRI EROI

ROBIN WOOD: DAGO E MOLTI ALTRI EROI

Robin Wood, nato in Paraguay da una famiglia di origine irlandese nel 1944 e morto nello stesso Paese nel 2021, all’età di 77 anni, è stato uno dei grandi del fumetto argentino. Tanto da venire considerato l’erede di Hector German Oesterheld, l’autore de L’Eternauta, sia per la quantità che per la qualità delle storie realizzate (per quanto Oesterhled non lo apprezzasse particolarmente). Del…

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