Name: Gachiakuta 7 (in Spanish)
SKU: 63076642
Price: 710.00 TWD
Availability: InStock
Author: Kei Urana
ISBN: 9788467972016

Type

Physical Book

Author

Kei Urana

Publisher

Norma

Year

2024

Language

Spanish

Pages

188

Format

Hardcover

ISBN13

9788467972016

Edited in

España

Gachiakuta 7 (in Spanish)

Kei Urana (Author) · Norma · Hardcover

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Synopsis "Gachiakuta 7 (in Spanish)"

¡Rudo está en peligro!

Los Saqueadores se mueven en secreto para capturar a Rudo, el chico que fue arrojado desde Altomundo. Su cabecilla se muestra por primera vez y separa al grupo de Limpiadores para que sus miembros se enfrenten a sus hombres en un uno contra uno. Además, le hace a Rudo una sorprendente invitación: que se una a él para derribar Altomundo.

Kei Urana

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Kei Urana is a Japanese mangaka known for her energetic visual style and dark, emotional narrative. From her early works, she demonstrated remarkable talent for building dystopian worlds with a strong symbolic and social charge. Her career took off with the publication of several one-shots that caught attention for their aggressive graphic approach, detailed and influenced by urban art and graffiti. Over time, she consolidated her voice within shōnen manga, eventually gaining international projection with her most famous work: Gachiakuta.

Urana is characterized by an intense aesthetic, where the marginal, the broken, and the rejected find a powerful expression. Her characters are often young people facing oppressive systems, violent worlds, and moral dilemmas, within charged and expressive visual contexts. Additionally, she has worked closely with graffiti artists and other creatives who contribute to her work a unique visual style within contemporary manga.

Committed to her artistic vision, Kei Urana has managed to stand out in a highly competitive market, bringing freshness and narrative risk. Her work connects with readers looking for more than action, offering stories that also challenge from the symbolic, social, and emotional standpoint.

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