Uspeo je u tome, bolje nego ekranizacije koje sam do sada pogledao. Nikada nisam bio preterani fan Zoroa, ali je ovaj strip to promenio.
Uprkos naivnosti kraja svakog dela, ne možete da ne zavolite sve u vezi sa ovim stripom. Ipak, ovo je pravi dragulj za kolekcionare i ljubitelje ove vrste stripa. Obrti su naivni i prosti, tako da je to bio minus tokom čitanja. Ovo je kolekcija avantura Zoroa, na preko 200 stranica. Strip je vizuelno odličan, sa sjajnim crno-belim crtežima. Komiko izdanje je vrlo kvalitetno, pa je uživanje bilo čitati ga i uopšte ga držati u rukama. Njegov izgled momka u crnom kostimu sa ogrtačem, koji nosi masku i šešir je prepoznatljiv i danas. godine, Zoro je do današnjeg dana ekranizovan u više od 40 filmova i 10 tv serija. I was unable to locate this set amongst used book sellers snap it up if you can.Zoro je još jedan od junaka koji običan narod brani od kandži korupcije, bandita, tiranske vlasti i drugih zlikovaca. It’s highly collectible because Toth is no longer with us and his work is having a resurgence amongst comic fans in no small part to Mullaney’s book. The trades are readily available for less than $10 each but this slipcased set doesn’t surface too often. The signature plate is very thin paper and you can see the glue wrinkling the top right corner I was very happy to get such a low number. These two volumes were produced as trade paperbacks and in a 350 unit limited signed and numbered 8.75×11.25″ slipcased set. Dean Mullaney edited these volumes and recently completed Toth: Genius Isolated, the first of three volumes chronicling Toth’s career. Toth provides a great introduction to volume 2 with details and fleshes out production details from the first series and this collected edition.
The work is black and white, Toth revisiting the proofs from the original books and Raymond Fehrenbach adding gray tints. As such the writing is panned by everyone including Toth so this work becomes mostly about the amazing art. In 1988 Eclipse collected Alex Toth’s run on Whitman’s Zorro from the 1950s, lifted completely from the Walt Disney television series and written by those writers. One dealer had it for $175 and the other for $40 I tried to haggle the $40 vendor down to $35 but he wouldn’t budge so I happily paid his asking price.
While at the Boston Comicon this month I spotted Zorro: The Complete Classic Adventures By Alex Toth signed and numbered two-volume slipcased edition at two dealers.
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