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Author: Juan Díaz Canales

Corto Maltese returns in a new adventure that places him in Mexico and brings him face to face with his past. Corto Maltese is the eternal dreamer and incurable romantic sailor with a golden earring...

Corto Maltese returns in a new adventure that places him in Mexico and brings him face to face with his past. Corto Maltese is the eternal dreamer and incurable romantic sailor with a golden earring in his left ear, seeker of adventure and escape from reality, who remains one of the classic and most emblematic figures in comic book art.

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Corto Maltese returns in a new adventure that places him in Mexico and brings him face to face with his past. Corto Maltese is the eternal dreamer and incurable romantic sailor with a golden earring in his left ear, seeker of adventure and escape from reality, who remains one of the classic and most emblematic figures in comic book art.

The comic is one of the most awarded of all time, with the first album, The Ballad of the Salt Sea, being among the 100 most important books of the 20th Century. Hugo Pratt created 29 unforgettable stories of the hero, which continue to be celebrated by readers around the world. Juan Diaz Canales and Ruben Pellejero have created 4 additional stories of the hero, with "The Line of Life" being the fifth, which have been embraced by a dedicated audience.

The story is set in 1928, with Corto Maltese going to Mexico as a representative of Golden Mouth, to acquire ancient relics from a rather unethical archaeologist. There, he becomes involved in the Cristero rebellion against the anti-clericalists and reunites with two old acquaintances: Rasputin and Banshee, the Irish revolutionary.

Written by Juan Diaz Canales and illustrated by Ruben Pellejero, the story is filled with intrigue and relates to the plundering of archaeological finds. It continues the series of exceptional stories of the most famous sailor in comics.

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Author
Juan Díaz Canales
Publisher
Ekdoseis Mikros Ιros
Subtitle
-
Language
Greek
Box Set
No
Books Adapted to TV Series / Movies
No
Graphic Novel
-
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
92
Release Date
11/2024
Publication Date
2024
Dimensions
21x28 cm
Version
-
ISBN-13
9786182061886

Universes & Heroes

Mammoth Comix
Corto Maltese

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    The "easy to read" cannot be a criterion of a book's quality! A masterpiece can be "difficult to read." This is generally about the criteria set by Skroutz and not, of course, about Corto Maltese.

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Corto Maltese returns in a new adventure that places him in Mexico and brings him face to face with his past. Corto Maltese is the eternal dreamer and incurable romantic sailor with a golden earring in his left ear, seeker of adventure and escape from reality, who remains one of the classic and most emblematic figures in comic book art.

The comic is one of the most awarded of all time, with the first album, The Ballad of the Salt Sea, being among the 100 most important books of the 20th Century. Hugo Pratt created 29 unforgettable stories of the hero, which continue to be celebrated by readers around the world. Juan Diaz Canales and Ruben Pellejero have created 4 additional stories of the hero, with "The Line of Life" being the fifth, which have been embraced by a dedicated audience.

The story is set in 1928, with Corto Maltese going to Mexico as a representative of Golden Mouth, to acquire ancient relics from a rather unethical archaeologist. There, he becomes involved in the Cristero rebellion against the anti-clericalists and reunites with two old acquaintances: Rasputin and Banshee, the Irish revolutionary.

Written by Juan Diaz Canales and illustrated by Ruben Pellejero, the story is filled with intrigue and relates to the plundering of archaeological finds. It continues the series of exceptional stories of the most famous sailor in comics.

Manufacturer

Specifications

Author
Juan Díaz Canales
Publisher
Ekdoseis Mikros Ιros
Subtitle
-
Language
Greek
Box Set
No
Books Adapted to TV Series / Movies
No
Graphic Novel
-
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
92
Release Date
11/2024
Publication Date
2024
Dimensions
21x28 cm
Version
-
ISBN-13
9786182061886

Universes & Heroes

Mammoth Comix
Corto Maltese

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
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  • doG Z

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    The "easy to read" cannot be a criterion of a book's quality! A masterpiece can be "difficult to read." This is generally about the criteria set by Skroutz and not, of course, about Corto Maltese.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Paper quality
    • Illustrations
    • Was it interesting enough?
    • I liked the writing style
    • I would read a book by the same author
    • I would recommend it for reading
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • The "easy to read" cannot be a criterion of a book's quality! A masterpiece can be "difficult to read." This is generally about the criteria set by Skroutz and not, of course, about Corto Maltese.

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