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portada Lost!
Type
Physical Book
Adapted by
Language
English
Pages
324
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20.3 x 12.7 x 1.9 cm
Weight
0.35 kg.
ISBN13
9781612276700

Lost!

Charles Malato (Author) · Michael Shreve (Adapted by) · Hollywood Comics · Paperback

Lost! - Malato, Charles ; Shreve, Michael

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Synopsis "Lost!"

Charles Malato (1857-1938) was a notorious French anarchist and revolutionary once accused of plotting the 1905 assassination attempt against King Alfonso XIII of Spain. Malato was also a distinguished journalist and the author of exotic adventures serials such as Lost! (1915). Forced to hide in the still unexplored regions of Morocco, political prisoner and escapee Antonio Perez is caught in the grips of the most unexpected and most extraordinary predicaments. Lost! is original because of its Moroccan setting and contains the standard devices of lost world novels, each one more extraordinary than the last, piling mystery upon mystery, peril upon peril, such as an usurped throne, an enemy priestess, trial by combat, precious treasures, an ill-fated romance, but with unusual, original twists. Malato's heroes are not stereotypes, but subversive pariahs, marginal figures, escaping from society like Fantômas, Arsène Lupin and the real-life Bonnot Gang, bringing a radically different vision of the instability of the world around them. This collection includes two other stories, The Rat and the Octopus, a Kanak Tale from New Caledonia (1885) and The Memoirs of a Gorilla (1901).

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