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For the week of 1 July 2019

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Aero #1 is an impressive solo debut for the Chinese original heroine spinning out of War of the Realms: New Agents of Atlas in North America and her original stories published in China. The first story is an English adaptation of one originally published in Chinese from Zhou Liefen and Keng, with the adaptation by Greg Pak, letters by Joe Caramagna. The artwork from Keng is stunning. There’s also an original back-up from Pak, Pop Mhan, Federico Blee, and Caramagna that ties in more directly to New Agents of Atlas with Aero learning more about Wave’s origin.

| Published by Marvel

Age of X-Man: Prisoner X #5 concludes another of these minis setting up for the finale in Age of X-Man: Omega. Vita Ayala, Germán Peralta, Matt Horak, Mike Spicer, and Joe Sabino deliver an entertaining story here of Bishop and his crew fighting back against their captor and figuring out who put them in this mess. Gorgeous artwork from Peralta, Horak, and Spicer.

| Published by Marvel

Analog #6 returns from the break with this action-packed start to the new arc. Great art from David O’Sullivan and Mike Spicer. Also, an interesting reveal of what people still do post-Internet.

| Published by Image

Crowded #7 kicks off the second arc as Charlie and Vita try to make their way to Las Vegas. Tons of humour, Charlie continues to be someone that you want to strangle, and Dog may just be the best part of the entire series. I love the art from Ro Stein, Ted Brandt, Tríona Farrell, Katie O’Meara, and Holly McKend.

| Published by Image

Deathstroke #45 begins “Deathstroke RIP” from Priest, Fernando Pasarin, Jason Paz, Wade von Grawbadger, Jeromy Cox, and Willie Schubert. This one deals with the legacy of Slade Wilson in a fascinating manner as Rose tries to fulfill her father’s last contract. There’s also a tie-in to the “Year of the Villain” event with someone here listening to Luthor’s offer. Should be an interesting road ahead.

| Published by DC Comics

Doom Patrol: Weight of the Worlds #1 is very much a continuation of the previous volume of Doom Patrol (with this first issue even including a “Thirteen” chapter heading), but it’s both inclusive and weird enough that it doesn’t overly matter if you’ve read the previous stuff. It helps, but this isn’t a bad place to jump in at the deep end. Gerard Way, Jeremy Lambert, James Harvey, Sajan Rai, and a seemingly uncredited letterer deliver an excellent story here, featuring a weird story on a fitness planet and Cliff dealing poorly with being flesh and blood again.

| Published by DC Comics / Young Animal

Giant Days #52 seems to be setting up how the series may see its exit as Esther travels to London for a job interview. It’s going to be sad to see it end, but John Allison, Max Sarin, Whitney Cogar, and Jim Campbell are ensuring that these final stories contain all of the humour and rich character interaction that has been a hallmark for the book.

| Published by Boom Entertainment / BOOM! Box

The Green Lantern #9 is another excellent issue with stunning artwork from Liam Sharp and Steve Oliff. This one sets up a new multiversal threat while also giving us a fun adventure on an otherwise forgotten corner of the DC Universe in Athmoora.

| Published by DC Comics

Harley Quinn #63 is another “Year of the Villain” tie-in, with the offer being heard on the last two pages of the book. That pretty much seems to be the theme of these tie-ins, so if you’re not normally reading the books, you might otherwise want to skip them if you’re only interested in Year of the Villain. Apart from that, this is an entertaining story of Harley dealing with her mother’s cancer diagnosis from Sam Humphries, Otto Schmidt, and Dave Sharpe.

| Published by DC Comics

Immortal Hulk #20 continues to build on the confrontation between Hulk, Betty, and the new Abomination adding General Fortean’s forces to the mix directly. It’s fairly explosive, while more horrible and horrifying things seem to be happening on the other side of the Green Door and elsewhere. Al Ewing, Joe Bennett, Ruy José, Belardino Brabo, Marc Deering, Paul Mounts, and Cory Petit continue to deliver Marvel’s best title. Also, there’s an Absolute Carnage teaser from Ewing, Brian Level, Mounts, and Clayton Cowles that gives us a missing body of General Ross and hints at possibly a more nightmarish Red Hulk.

| Published by Marvel

Justice League #27 continues “Apex Predator” from James Tynion IV, Javier Fernandez, Bruno Redondo, Hi-Fi, and Tom Napolitano. It builds further on the new history of Luthor and Martian Manhunter, while the rest of the team continues to try to track down the Monitor and Anti-Monitor.

| Published by DC Comics

Lois Lane #1 is an excellent debut from Greg Rucka, Mike Perkins, Paul Mounts, and Simon Bowland. It focuses well on Lois’ day job, building up on what makes her a creditable threat to shady organizations and the US government alike as she pushes forward to find the truth. A very welcome reappearance of a Questionable character, some topical story threads of the camps at the southern US border, and gorgeous artwork from Perkins and Mounts.

| Published by DC Comics

Red Sonja #6 is the penultimate chapter of this arc with the finale spinning off in the Lord of Fools special. Some interesting developments here as the Zamoran Emperor tries to end the war by offering Sonja a marriage proposal.

| Published by Dynamite

Savage Avengers #3 fully unites the team as Electra and Punisher join the others, complete with an interesting merging for the Venom symbiote. Gerry Duggan tosses out some really great funny lines for this one amidst all of the bloody action.

| Published by Marvel

Sea of Stars #1 is a heartbreaking debut from Jason Aaron, Dennis Hallum, Stephen Green, Rico Renzi, and Jared K. Fletcher. Heartbreaking because it tells the story of a kid and his father, struggling to get by in cruel world through space shipping, and the attack of a weird space creature that tears them apart. Great set-up, beautiful art, and some bizarre events for what happens to the kid.

| Published by Image

Space Bandits #1 is worth it just for the incredible artwork from Matteo Scalera and Marcelo Maiolo. Like Scalera’s work on Black Science, the inventiveness of his art knows no limits and he explores some rich and detailed alien landscapes and characters, with a neat pastel colour palette from Maiolo. This first issue sets up two criminals screwed over by their respective crews.

| Published by Image

Star Wars: Target Vader #1 is a compelling debut that sets up a plot to kill Darth Vader from Robbie Thompson, Marc Laming, Chris Bolson, Neeraj Menon, Jordan Boyd, Andres Mossa, Federico Blee, Erick Arciniega, and Clayton Cowles. This one’s largely a gathering of the team set-up as we follow Valance from Han Solo: Imperial Cadet and learn of an organization running guns against the Empire.

| Published by Marvel

Superman: Up in the Sky #1 begins to collect the original Superman story that was published in those Walmart-exclusive 100-page anthologies from Tom King, Andy Kubert, Sandra Hope, Brad Anderson, and Clayton Cowles. It’s not a bad start, even if it seems a bit weird as to how obsessive Superman seems to be over a missing child stolen from the planet. Some of the best art from Andy Kubert I’ve seen in a while.

| Published by DC Comics

Test #1 is another highly unique and entertaining debut for Vault. Christopher Sebela, Jen Hickman, Harry Saxon, and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou introduce us to Aleph, a test subject in some sort of corporate experiment that seems to have some sort of unique powers. Or maybe not. That’s the interesting thing, there are hints that it could all be in Aleph’s mind. Wonderful art from Hickman and Saxon.

| Published by Vault

Thumbs #2 continues this excellent series from Sean Lewis and Hayden Sherman. The world-building in this series is incredible, especially considering how immensely personal it happens to be in regards to being seen through Thumbs’ eyes. The colour scheme in this series of blue-grey washes and hot pink just makes this look and feel wonderfully unique. Also, how the back-up story is presented with spot illustrations and dialogue is a neat use of format.

| Published by Image

Other Highlights: Batgirl #36, Batman/TMNT III #3, Birthright #37, Black Hammer: Age of Doom #11, Captain America and the Invaders: Bahama’s Triangle #1, Charlie’s Angels vs. The Bionic Woman #1, Buffy the Vampire Slayer #6, DCeased #3, Dead Man Logan #9, Descendent #3, The Dreaming #11, Fantastic Four: Prodigal Sun #1, Female Furies #6, Hashtag: Danger #3, Heathen #7, Jim Henson’s Tale of Sand, KINO #17, The Long Con #10, Ms. Marvel Annual #1, No One Left to Fight #1, Old Man Quill #7, Postal: Deliverance #1, The Punisher #13, Secret Warps: Soldier Supreme Annual #1, Section Zero #4, She Said Destroy #2, Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #10, Star Trek: Year Five #3, Star Wars: Age of Resistance - Finn #1, Star Wars Adventures #23, TMNT #95, Transformers #8, The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #46, Uncanny X-Men #21, The World of Black Hammer Encyclopedia

Recommended Collections: Conan the Barbarian - Volume 1: Life and Death of Conan Book One, Conan: The Jewels of Gwahlur & Other Stories, Crimson Lotus, Gasolina - Volume 3, Go Go Power Rangers - Volume 4, Hellboy: 25 Years of Covers, Monstress - Book One

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cmatain · 2 years

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«Escribió como vivió: vida y obra fueron inseparables [en santa Teresa de Jesús], y tanto una como otra requirieron un esfuerzo enorme. Quizá nadie se ha expresado tan contundentemente sobre las relaciones de nuestra escritora con la literatura como Francisco Márquez Villanueva: “El malhadado prejuicio hagiográfico ha impedido reconocer algo muy obvio, nunca afirmado hasta este momento y que todavía causará escándalo en algunos: santa Teresa gozaba del placer de crear como una verdadera adicción, especie de bendito ‘asimiento’ de que, por fortuna nuestra, no llegó a ser consciente” [Márquez Villanueva, “La vocación literaria de santa Teresa”, _NRFH_, 32, 1983, pp. 358-359]. En realidad, entre la escritora “por obediencia” de Menéndez Pidal y esta escritora con “irrestañable vocación literaria” sólo existe una antonimia aparente: ella sabía arreglárselas bien para que le mandasen aquello que estaba deseando obedecer. Otra ha de ser, sin embargo, la explicación del contraste establecido entre el “placer de crear” que se le atribuye y la imagen de escritora penitente que ella mismo ofrece tan a menudo: aquí no cabe deshacer la contradicción, sino aceptar este hermanamiento de contrarios que se encuentra en la creación de las obras artísticas culminantes.» Texto: Germán Vega García-Luengos, «Santa Teresa de Jesús ante la crítica literaria del siglo XX», en Salvador Ros García (coord.), _La recepción de los místicos Teresa de Jesús y Juan de la Cruz. Ávila, 20-26 de septiembre de 1996_, Salamanca, Ediciones Universidad Pontificia / Centro Internacional Teresiano-Sanjuanista, 1997, p. 152. Imagen: Fray Juan de la Miseria, retrato de santa Teresa de Jesús (1576). Convento de las Carmelitas Descalzas de Sevilla. #Literatura #Renacimiento #SiglodeOro #TeresadeJesús #SantaTeresadeJesús #CarmelitasDescalzas #Canonizaciones1622 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cepx9CvNLqe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#literatura #renacimiento #siglodeoro #teresadejesús #santateresadejesús #carmelitasdescalzas #canonizaciones1622

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bogotamusicvideofestival · 3 years

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Palmarés BMVF 2021

Premio Del Público BMVF 2021: Kei Linch A.KA Anarkia - Bendita (Rodrigo Torrijos, Colombia) Menciones de honor: N. Hardem Ft. Edson Velandia - Inmune (Diego Ricardo, Colombia) Frank Walker Ft. Teresa Rex - Kiss Me (Rafatoon, Colombia) Lomasbello - QBBK (Alejandro Ardila y Lomasbello, Colombia) Kuba Kawalec Ft. Ana Andrzejewska - Zdechlam (Zuzanna Plisz, Polonia) Karola Nunes - A Pressa (Pedro Brites, Brasil) Mango Lafruta X Princesa Feona (Prod. Fidel Nadal Testa) - Alpapuyo (Fiona Lena Brown y Germán Basso, Argentina) Mejor Video Internacional BMVF 2021: Hedgehog - Bat (Haonan Wang, China) Mejor Video Latinoamericano BMVF 2021: Yuko Fong Y Los Rumberos De Cuba - Oborozuki (Joseph Ros, Cuba) Mejor Video Nacional BMVF 2021: Edson Velandia y Adriana Lizcano - Desolvido (Andrés Roa)

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victorgarcesr · 4 years

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Le quitan a Fiscalía del DN casos de corrupción La Procuraduría General de la República, Miriam Germán Brito, en un paso que parece encaminado a poner en movimiento la acción pública contra casos de corrupción, ha asumido la investigación de varios expedientes sobre actos de corrupción que tenía apoderada la fiscal del Distrito Nacional, Rosalba Ramos.

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gowineing-blog · 4 years

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...and in May 2016, I went to see my friend Germán from @bodegasantonionadal for a photo shooting in the vineyard and at the winery... What a beautiful winery, what a beautiful car! Thank you so much, Germán!! Christian Sieder @gowineing The wine experience See. Taste. Shop. 🧳🍷🛒 #winemarketing #winetourism #winetasting #wine #winebusiness #cc_roadshow2020 #newroaring20s #gowineing #staywineingathome #chrissie_consulting #flyingwineexpert (at Antonio Nadal Ros Bodegas & Viñedos) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_1QygMJ2aN/?igshid=mqs65f12vpd7

#winemarketing #winetourism #winetasting #wine #winebusiness #cc_roadshow2020 #newroaring20s #gowineing #staywineingathome #chrissie_consulting #flyingwineexpert

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rk7agencia · 5 years

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Nota de Prensa

Evento:

I Congreso Internacional de Gastronomía - Madrid - Bogota - Fusión

7 al 10 de Noviembre de 2019

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Bogota - Colombia

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Descripción general del evento:

I Congreso Internacional de Gastronomía Bogotá Madrid Fusión - "Un continente gastronómico"

* Agenda sujeta a cambios

I International Gastronomy Summit - Bogotá Madrid Fusión 2019 - November 7 - 10 - A Gastronomical Continent

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