Sara y el misterio de los profesores extraterrestres

Joe Sacco's books offer both sharp insight into the complexities of global politics and extraordinary glimpses of the everyday people who live in a war zones. He has been favorably compared with Pulitzer-Prize winner Art Spiegelman for his ability to brilliantly navigate such socially and politically-sensitive subject matter within the comic book medium. Sacco's groundbreaking first book, Palestine, was based on the author's months of research in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in the early 1990s, where he conducted more than 100 interviews with Palestinians and Jews.

Una novela gráfica extremadamente original sobre librerías, bibliotecas y destinos cruzados. Durante las primeras décadas del siglo xx, el historiador alemán Aby Warburg y la librera estadounidense Sylvia Beach llevaron a cabo dos magníficos proyectos intelectuales que hoy día forman parte de la mitología cultural de la modernidad. La biblioteca Warburg, en Hamburgo —donde vio la luz el fascinante Atlas Mnemosyne—, y la librería Shakespeare & Company, en París, redefinieron la relación entre los lectores y los escritores, el arte, los libros, la literatura. Los destinos...

Calvin loves books so much that he goes to the library while the rest of his family learns how to fly. When it's time to head South for the winter, he has to rely on his fellow birds to take him with them. Along the way, they are about to fly straight into the path of a hurricane, but Calvin comes to the rescue and is able to put his book knowledge to good use.

Sara Pezzini is not just a New York City police detective; she is the bearer of the immensely powerful Witchblade and humanity's best hope against the demon world--if she can survive a plot to kill her first.