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A very simple yet powerful comicbook.

A broke Batman is always interesting. Not only from the money perspective, but also from the personal ethos.

As usual, Kelly never dissapoints you. A must read.

The best part, as usual, is the enemy. Scarecrow is amazing.

These issues are not that good, they were just the in between series.

The art is amazing, the story troubling, but you cannot stop reading.

Vol 1. has been fun!

The first arc is really funny. After that it is the same story on repeat. However it is a must read because it is a classic.

This is the first book I read from Murakami. The experience has been weird. To some extent I like it, but at the same time I feel strange.

I expected much more about this book.

Not bad, but not the best books from Ryan and stoicism.

If you code in python, read it.

It was fun, but I did not end up wanting to know more.

A very interesting book about how we think and use bias.

Maybe I made the mistake of reading it in English. I liked it, but I was not thrilled about it.

Looking forward for the final book. This saga is AMAZING!

Perfect book if you are interested in scifi and web3.

A must read if you work coding.

A good book closing the saga.

This was my first book from Daniel Suarez. What a ride! A must read!!

DeConnick's mythic origin of the Amazons, with each chapter drawn by a different artist: Phil Jimenez, Gene Ha and Nicola Scott. I read the hardcover collection when it came out in the UK.

The second book was a bit boring in comparison with the first one.

Hickman and Pitarra's alternate history where the scientists of the Manhattan Project run a secret, mad-science program. I read Planeta's two integral volumes when they came out in 2022.

It becomes a daily read as soon as you start the year. If you like stoicism, it is really good.

One of my favourite comics of all time. I read Norma's Spanish edition volume by volume as it came out, from 2012 until the final volume in 2021.

Norma's Spanish edition of Otomo's classic, following the original Japanese release, each volume with its own bright cover. I read it volume by volume as it came out, between 2019 and 2021.

A really good book about how to work more focused on what you do.

I loved this book. This was my entry into stoicism. A must read if you are interested in stoicism.

Four scientists who became rock stars, and the corporation they built that went wrong. I read the two volumes Image published; the series was never finished.

A must read. Shirow's cyberpunk classic about Major Motoko Kusanagi and Section 9. I read Planeta Cómic's Spanish edition when it came out in 2017.

An amazing manga. I read the whole Spanish edition as it came out, from Glénat's first volume in 2002 to Planeta's last one in 2016.

Fraction and Aja's run on Clint Barton when he isn't being an Avenger, collected in four volumes from "My Life as a Weapon" to "Rio Bravo".

Vaughan and Staples' space opera about two soldiers from opposite sides of a war, on the run with their newborn daughter. I read the first volume when it came out.

Urasawa's retelling of Tezuka's Astro Boy story "The Greatest Robot on Earth". I read it volume by volume as Planeta DeAgostini published it in Spain, between 2009 and 2010.

AMAZING. The two-volume ending to Urasawa's 20th Century Boys. I read Planeta DeAgostini's Spanish edition when it came out in 2008.

Kenji and his childhood friends find that the end-of-the-world plot they made up as kids is coming true. I read Planeta DeAgostini's Spanish edition as it came out, between 2004 and 2007, and then the ending in 21st Century Boys.

Urasawa's thriller about Dr. Tenma, a surgeon who saves a boy's life and then has to hunt him down. I read Planeta DeAgostini's Spanish edition as it came out, between 2001 and 2004.

A must read if you watched the anime. I read the whole Glénat/EDT Spanish edition as it came out, between 2001 and 2002.