Yes, I am talking about THAT superhero. The one with no prestige, forgotten by everyone. Even though he saved the Earth from the wicked claws of the supervillain Quantum Tarot Reader, and her diabolic henchman, Neanderthal Tourist. Right when the Evil Global Organisation has obtained the Essence of the Dark Dimension and are threatening to use it to further their evil plans, a question is asked: Where is he now?

Yes, I am talking about THAT superhero. The one with no prestige, forgotten by everyone. Even though he saved the Earth from the wicked claws of the supervillain Quantum Tarot Reader, and her diabolic henchman, Neanderthal Tourist. Right when the Evil Global Organisation has obtained the Essence of the Dark Dimension and are threatening to use it to further their evil plans, a question is asked: Where is he now?

Yes, I am talking about THAT superhero. The one with no prestige, forgotten by everyone. Even though he saved the Earth from the wicked claws of the supervillain Quantum Tarot Reader, and her diabolic henchman, Neanderthal Tourist. Right when the Evil Global Organisation has obtained the Essence of the Dark Dimension and are threatening to use it to further their evil plans, a question is asked: Where is he now?

“ALKAIOS” is a black and white on-going series for mature readers, mainly fans of mythology, sword and sorcery, but also those who like the more experimental comics that appeared in magazines like Metal Hurlant. It’s a mix of Conan the Barbarian, The Dark Knight Returns, Born Again and Excalibur (by Claremont and Davis). The narrative makes creative decisions such as characters whose body is made up of comic panels, Alkaios going through the panels of the comic itself, breaking the fourth wall, style changes simulating newspaper strips and comics from other decades or the distribution of panels going to the beat of songs, among others.

“ALKAIOS” is a black and white on-going series for mature readers, mainly fans of mythology, sword and sorcery, but also those who like the more experimental comics that appeared in magazines like Metal Hurlant. It’s a mix of Conan the Barbarian, The Dark Knight Returns, Born Again and Excalibur (by Claremont and Davis). The narrative makes creative decisions such as characters whose body is made up of comic panels, Alkaios going through the panels of the comic itself, breaking the fourth wall, style changes simulating newspaper strips and comics from other decades or the distribution of panels going to the beat of songs, among others.

“ALKAIOS” is a black and white on-going series for mature readers, mainly fans of mythology, sword and sorcery, but also those who like the more experimental comics that appeared in magazines like Metal Hurlant. It’s a mix of Conan the Barbarian, The Dark Knight Returns, Born Again and Excalibur (by Claremont and Davis). The narrative makes creative decisions such as characters whose body is made up of comic panels, Alkaios going through the panels of the comic itself, breaking the fourth wall, style changes simulating newspaper strips and comics from other decades or the distribution of panels going to the beat of songs, among others.

“ALKAIOS” is a black and white on-going series for mature readers, mainly fans of mythology, sword and sorcery, but also those who like the more experimental comics that appeared in magazines like Metal Hurlant. It’s a mix of Conan the Barbarian, The Dark Knight Returns, Born Again and Excalibur (by Claremont and Davis). The narrative makes creative decisions such as characters whose body is made up of comic panels, Alkaios going through the panels of the comic itself, breaking the fourth wall, style changes simulating newspaper strips and comics from other decades or the distribution of panels going to the beat of songs, among others.

“ALKAIOS” is a black and white on-going series for mature readers, mainly fans of mythology, sword and sorcery, but also those who like the more experimental comics that appeared in magazines like Metal Hurlant. It’s a mix of Conan the Barbarian, The Dark Knight Returns, Born Again and Excalibur (by Claremont and Davis). The narrative makes creative decisions such as characters whose body is made up of comic panels, Alkaios going through the panels of the comic itself, breaking the fourth wall, style changes simulating newspaper strips and comics from other decades or the distribution of panels going to the beat of songs, among others.