ANIMAL MAN VOL1

Vertigo

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2017

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Grant Morrison blends metaphysics, chaos magic, and pop iconography into narratives that collapse boundaries between fiction and reality. Renowned for works like The Invisibles, Doom Patrol, and All-Star Superman, they infuse superhero mythologies with philosophical depth, nonlinear structures, and radical imagination. Morrison’s stories often explore identity, transformation, and the power of storytelling itself. A shape-shifting stylist, they move effortlessly between experimental indie projects and mainstream blockbusters. Their work challenges the limits of the medium while embracing its most ecstatic possibilities, positioning Morrison as one of the most visionary and unpredictable voices in comics.

Grant Morrison

Vertigo

978-9877247053

240

Spanish

2017

paperback/ 26 x 17 cm

Brian Bolland Comic DC Comics

Animal Man follows Buddy Baker, a former stuntman who gains the ability to mimic animal traits. As a husband and father, Buddy grapples with balancing superhero duties and family life. Morrison’s narrative delves into themes of animal rights, environmentalism, and the nature of reality, often breaking the fourth wall. The series is renowned for its metafictional approach, culminating in Buddy confronting his own writer. Morrison’s run redefined superhero storytelling, blending the fantastical with profound philosophical inquiries. Published by DC Comics from 1988 to 1990, it remains a seminal work in the comic book medium.

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ANIMAL MAN VOL1

Vertigo

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2017

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Grant Morrison

paperback/ 26 x 17 cm

978-9877247053

Spanish

240

Grant Morrison blends metaphysics, chaos magic, and pop iconography into narratives that collapse boundaries between fiction and reality. Renowned for works like The Invisibles, Doom Patrol, and All-Star Superman, they infuse superhero mythologies with philosophical depth, nonlinear structures, and radical imagination. Morrison’s stories often explore identity, transformation, and the power of storytelling itself. A shape-shifting stylist, they move effortlessly between experimental indie projects and mainstream blockbusters. Their work challenges the limits of the medium while embracing its most ecstatic possibilities, positioning Morrison as one of the most visionary and unpredictable voices in comics.

Animal Man follows Buddy Baker, a former stuntman who gains the ability to mimic animal traits. As a husband and father, Buddy grapples with balancing superhero duties and family life. Morrison’s narrative delves into themes of animal rights, environmentalism, and the nature of reality, often breaking the fourth wall. The series is renowned for its metafictional approach, culminating in Buddy confronting his own writer. Morrison’s run redefined superhero storytelling, blending the fantastical with profound philosophical inquiries. Published by DC Comics from 1988 to 1990, it remains a seminal work in the comic book medium.