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Colección Vertigo núm. 46

Colección Vertigo núm. 46

Y, el último hombre 8
Graphic NovelsPost-Apocalyptic
Pages
160
Published
2020
Language
Spanish

Synopsis

This volume collects a compelling story set in a world where men have mysteriously vanished, leaving women to rebuild society. It follows a young man, the last male on Earth, and his pet monkey as they navigate this new matriarchal world. Their journey is one of survival, discovery, and the search for answers in a drastically altered landscape.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

DarkGrittyThought-Provoking
Survival

Genres

Graphic Novels Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction

Authors

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Brian K. Vaughan

American comic book writer and television producer, born in Cleveland, Ohio. Best known for creating the comics series Y: The Last Man, Ex Machina, Runaways, Pride of Baghdad, Saga and Paper Girls. He began his career as a New York University film student through Marvel's "Stan-hattan Project" workshop, and later worked as a writer and producer on the TV series Lost (seasons 3-5) and as showrunner of Under the Dome. His work has won multiple Eisner and Harvey Awards and two Hugo Awards.

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Goran Sudžuka

Goran Sudžuka is an author known for his contributions to the Colección Vertigo series. His works include Colección Vertigo núm. 46 and Colección Vertigo núm. 34.

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Guillermo Ruiz Carreras

Guillermo Ruiz Carreras is known for his work in graphic novels, bringing to life stories like Neverwhere and volumes of Sandman. He has also contributed to popular series such as Preacher and other titles from the Vertigo imprint.

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Pia Guerra

Pia Guerra is an artist known for her work on the graphic novel series Y The Last Man. She illustrated multiple volumes and deluxe editions of this prominent title, and her art also appears in various Colección

Frequently asked questions

  • Is Y: The Last Man a standalone story?

    This volume is part of a larger comic book series, and while it presents a complete arc within itself, the overarching narrative continues across multiple collected editions. Readers new to the series should start with the first volume to fully appreciate the character development and world-building.

  • Is there a Y: The Last Man TV show?

    A television series adaptation of Y: The Last Man exists, offering a visual interpretation of the comic's post-apocalyptic world and its unique premise. It explores the same core story of the last man on Earth navigating a world populated solely by women.

  • What awards did Y: The Last Man win?

    The Y: The Last Man series has received multiple Eisner Awards, including for Best New Series and Best Continuing Series, recognizing its critical acclaim and impact within the comic book industry. These awards highlight its strong storytelling and artistic contributions.