Barbarella by Jean-Claude Forest
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Condition
New
Location
South Africa
Product code
YS19634
Bob Shop ID
614326918
Paperback
32cm x 24cm
First Translated Edition 1967
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He comes from another place, from another time, and jumps from one planet to another, from one arms to another, fleeing from the past and surrendering to destiny. Owner of her nudity and her desire, overflowing, without limits or ties, and pacifist, Barbarella will take to the limit that of "make love and not war" exploring fantastic and absurd worlds where dialogue and passion will get in the way of war and to disaster. Unpublished in Spain for more than sixty years since its serialized debut in V Magazine (1962) and turned into a pop culture icon thanks to the film starring Jane Fonda (1968), this volume includes this revolutionary science classic in its entirety. fiction impregnated with eroticism created by Jean-Claude Forest, in a complete edition full of extras and a compilation of all the international covers of Barbarella. "With that vague idea of science fiction stories, a female protagonist and many touches of eroticism, he created Barbarella, an icon of the sixties, a world reference in comics, which would change the course of opinion on the language of cartoons. in Europe, and sixty years later it is a classic, a masterpiece". Street Angel