Bøger af Manu González

The art of graphic narrative of the 90s seemed to be experiencing a notable boom after the great world revolution that comics developed in the 70s and 80s, and due to that the author of this book knew how to showcase it so well, like the previous comics of the 80s. However, several factors influenced a shocking crisis that almost ended the hopes of artists and publishers of comics. However, those years also left ideas, plots, characters and a good number of comics that deserved to be rescued by a specialist in the world of comics like Manu González, that constituted some of the best works in history and also that make this book an essential for your library collection.

The villain fascinates us as much as the hero--even more in some cases. Many creators and authors have taken more care of the evil character in their fiction than the hero themselves, who is often flat and uninteresting. Why do we attract the baddest characters in fiction? Wicked minds or misunderstood geniuses? Inside this book is a review of the 66 vilest personalities in the history of literature, film, and comics.