And recently, in December 2014, the sequence this review is about, Singularity. In 2012, the first result of this reinterpretation of Astronauta with the album came out Magnetar, by the Graphic MSP label. (In fact, if you don't know, even if you're not a fan of the gang, go for it. His adventures paved the way for more elaborate fictional comics, until I reached the canon of SyFy literature, reading authors like Clarke, Asimov, Heinlein, Herbert, etc.Īnd what was my happiness when I learned that a rereading for a more adult audience of my beloved character would be done in the MSP tetralogy project, along with other famous characters from the house. As a reader, I not only love comics, but also science fiction, and this is partly due to this character. And within the wide range of characters in the class stories, one of them has always been one of my favorites: the Astronaut. © 2015 AVEC Editora (E-bok): 9788567901848Like many people who read comics in Brazil, my first contact was made through the stories of Monica's Gang, in Mauricio de Souza. In addition to Denis Mello's drawings, the book also has a preface by Julio Shimamoto, a master of the Brazilian horror comics a piece by Danilo Beyruth (Astronauta: Magnetar) on the back cover a making off, from the script to the inkings and a gallery of invited artists like Vitor Cafaggi, Danilo Beyruth and Mario Cau. But all this has an ominous purpose that will lead her to a journey with moments of overcoming, discovery, euphoria, depression, and violence. In this nightmarish world Samantha is constantly persecuted by spirits who torment her and clearly want her to suffer. The story takes place in two worlds: the real one and also a world of nightmares. The graphic novel tells the story of Samantha, a girl haunted by terrible dreams.

Astronauta by Danilo Beyruth