Jungle Jim

Texto contraportada: En 1934, los cómics estaban todavía explorando la aventura. Dos series, del mismo autor, aparecidas en los periódicos dominicales el mismo día, vinieron a consolidar la apuesta y se convirtieron en clásicos cuya influencia, antes de saltar a otros medios como la radio, la literatura, el cine o la televisión, marcaría los cómics de todo el mundo durante generaciones venideras.

Jungle Jim must protect rare pony-like animals whose glands produce a powerful narcotic. On the way, he fights a giant spider.

When the supernatural world spins out of control, when the police can’t handle what goes bump in the night, when monsters come screaming out of nightmares and into the mean streets, there’s just one man to call: Harry Dresden, the only professional wizard in the Chicago phone book. A police consultant and private investigator, Dresden has to walk the dangerous line between the world of night and the light of day.
Now Harry Dresden is investigating a brutal mauling at the Lincoln Park Zoo that has left a security guard dead and many questions unanswered. As an investigator of the supernatural, he senses that there’s more to this case than a simple animal attack, and as Dresden searches for clues to figure out who is really behind the crime, he finds himself next on the victim list, and being hunted by creatures that won’t leave much more than a stain if they catch him.
Written exclusively for comics by Jim Butcher, The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle is a brand-new story that’s sure to enchant readers with a blend of gripping mystery and fantastic adventure.

On 18th November 1978, over 900 men, women and children lost their lives at Jonestown, a remote settlement established by the People's Temple in northern Guyana. They were led to their deaths by cult leader Jim Jones, a charismatic preacher who turned into an egomaniacal demagogue. Jones had insisted his followers perform 'revolutionary suicide' by drinking poison - either voluntarily or by force.

Thrown out of the Special Air Service (SAS), Mitch thought his days as a special forces soldier were truly over. But when he is approached by an undercover unit embarking on a dangerous mission, he must make a choice. The mission is to rescue a West African freedom fighter, kidnapped by a gang of ruthless bandits who will stop at nothing to get what they want.

La Jungle’s newest release, Blurry Landscape, is a musical journey that takes the listener on a wild ride through a comprehensive collection of music genres. With their blend of noise rock, progressive rock, art rock, krautrock, psychedelic rock, punk rock, experimental, and other similar styles, La Jungle creates an experience that is both thrilling and refreshingly unpredictable. From the opening track, Tomorrow, it is clear that La Jungle is a band that knows how to experiment with percussions, sounds, and textures. The song features a powerful drumbeat that sets the tone for the rest of the album, but you can expect powerful guitar riffs and vocals on the remainder of the material.