On Saturday, June 3 at 4:30 p.m. in the Jorge Luis Borges Auditorium Presents itself “Framed beasts: mythological beings in the Argentine comic strip”a meeting between scriptwriters and cartoonists within the framework of the exhibition “National bestiary. Creatures of the Argentine Imaginary”, organized by the National Librarywhich continues its exhibition until October 1 with free admission, at its headquarters at Aguero 2502 in the city of Buenos Aires.
In the meeting on Saturday, they will participate Juan Sasturain, Leo Figueroa, Rafael Curci, Lautaro Fiszman, Enrique Alcatena and Tomás Coggiola. The moderation will be in charge of José María Gutiérrez and Judith Gociol. During the talk, the artists draw live some of the beings that are part of the pantheon of supernatural creatures.
the curator fernanda olivera explained about the event that will take place in the Jorge Luis Borges Auditorium: “Many of the cartoonists and comic book writers who will meet next Saturday had Argentine mythological beings as protagonists of their stories and adventures. It is the case of the mikilo magazine created by Raphael Curci, who will be chatting with Leo Figueroaauthor of Lobizón magazine, and Juan Sasturain, who is going to talk about his experience as a scriptwriter and editor of comics magazines”.
“Cartoonists from both these publications and some others will be present. Lautaro Fiszmanfiction book author Lobisón with Pablo Franco, and Tomás Coggiolacartoonist with Marcelo Basile de Mikilo, they will draw live. In addition, there will be Enrique Alcatena, with a very long career in the world of comics and specifically as a cartoonist of mythological beings, who within his work has a rather curious book called DC Universe by Enrique Alcatena”, explained the curator.
in the episode ‘Haunted Pampa’ of the comic FlashArgentine supernatural creatures appear like the Lobison, La Umita and the Bad Light facing off against the scarlet runner. The fastest superhero on the planet will premiere his first, directed by the Argentine Andy Muschetti, in a few weeks.
The mixture between the North American superheroes and the autochthonous mythological beings of the national idiosyncrasy is extremely singular, it will be part of the sample, and the artistic person in charge of that comic, the prolific cartoonist Quique Alcatena will be portraying some of those figures live.