Name: La Trampa Diabolica (Las Aventuras de Blake y Mortimer nº 6) (in Spanish)
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Author: Edgar P. Jacobs
ISBN: 9788496370265

portada La Trampa Diabolica (Las Aventuras de Blake y Mortimer nº 6) (in Spanish)

La Trampa Diabolica (Las Aventuras de Blake y Mortimer nº 6) (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Alfred Sala Carbonell

Author

Edgar P. Jacobs

Publisher

Norma

Year

2004

Language

Spanish

Pages

Format

Hardcover

ISBN

8496370267

ISBN13

9788496370265

Edited in

España

Synopsis "La Trampa Diabolica (Las Aventuras de Blake y Mortimer nº 6) (in Spanish)"

"Miloch, el archienemigo de Blake y Mortimer, puede haber muerto... pero la sombra de su odio es alargada. Mortimer recibe en herencia un extraño dispositivo capaz de hacer que su portador viaje en el tiempo, y deberá sobrevivir en mundos tan extraños como la prehistoria, la Edad Media y el futuro Lejano. ¿Podrá el profesor salir ileso de la experiencia?" "Desde la creación de la serie en 1946, Edgar P. Jacobs, alumno aventajado de Hergé, ha demostrado en cada uno de los álbumes protagonizados por Blake y Mortimer que la línea clara es el estilo que mejor sienta a las grandes aventuras con todo el sabor de antaño."

Edgar P. Jacobs

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Edgar P. Jacobs (Brussels, March 30, 1904 – Lasne, February 20, 1987) was a prominent Belgian comic book artist, known for his contribution to European comics. Initially, he pursued a career in lyrical singing, but World War II interrupted his musical career, leading him to focus on illustration and graphic storytelling. He closely collaborated with Hergé on the Adventures of Tintin, contributing his talent to albums like "The Secret of the Unicorn" and "The Seven Crystal Balls".

Among his most notable works is the "Blake and Mortimer" series, which began with "The Secret of the Swordfish" (1947), a narrative of science fiction and adventure. Other important titles in the series include "The Yellow M" (1953) and "The Mystery of the Great Pyramid" (1955). His work "The U-Ray" (1943) is another significant piece in the science fiction genre. In 1971, he received the Saint Michel Prize in the Grand Prize category, recognizing his impact on Belgian comics.

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