finally sees the light This reissue of the Vertigo graphic novel, the line could be defined as 'committed' by DC Comics. A story from the minds of visionary Grant Morrison and printed on paper from the beautifully designed (but it is simplistic to call it), John J. Muth, a story for its narrative qualities is considered one of the most ambitious among those Scottish author.
In the quiet, monotonous and middle-class town of Townely is staged a play for some episodes of the Bible, but during prime time, Genesis, the actor who plays God is killed. Thus began an inquiry that will necessarily lead to a culprit, because so good for a community can not accept that is hidden inside a murderess. This survey is a strange detective in charge of the city, taciturn, suspicious, intabarrato always going around in a black raincoat. A detective believes that this is not an ordinary crime of country, behind which there may be money, or horns, or delinquency varies. Detective Carpenter is convinced that the symbolic component plays a key role in this story, and its role should be not only to find all the pieces of the puzzle, but putting them together and finally find the right distance from which to watch the final design. Someone has killed God, not something that happens every day. And in the quiet, monotonous and petty bourgeois town Townely, more than one person has any blemish in their past. Beginning with the detective Carpenter.
Once again, Grant Morrison gives evidence of ability to move seamlessly into a world of madness and symbolism, where all the obsessions of man (perhaps his obsessions?) Take shape and substance to the point that the framework for 'set is constantly changing depending on what the pair of eyes that are watching at that time. A dream journey and intimate in some passages, in others cruelly real, wonderfully punctuated by panels of watercolor Muth, who gave us a true picture of each page. And do not hope too hard to find who killed God Never trust a writer by profession mind.
In the quiet, monotonous and middle-class town of Townely is staged a play for some episodes of the Bible, but during prime time, Genesis, the actor who plays God is killed. Thus began an inquiry that will necessarily lead to a culprit, because so good for a community can not accept that is hidden inside a murderess. This survey is a strange detective in charge of the city, taciturn, suspicious, intabarrato always going around in a black raincoat. A detective believes that this is not an ordinary crime of country, behind which there may be money, or horns, or delinquency varies. Detective Carpenter is convinced that the symbolic component plays a key role in this story, and its role should be not only to find all the pieces of the puzzle, but putting them together and finally find the right distance from which to watch the final design. Someone has killed God, not something that happens every day. And in the quiet, monotonous and petty bourgeois town Townely, more than one person has any blemish in their past. Beginning with the detective Carpenter.
Once again, Grant Morrison gives evidence of ability to move seamlessly into a world of madness and symbolism, where all the obsessions of man (perhaps his obsessions?) Take shape and substance to the point that the framework for 'set is constantly changing depending on what the pair of eyes that are watching at that time. A dream journey and intimate in some passages, in others cruelly real, wonderfully punctuated by panels of watercolor Muth, who gave us a true picture of each page. And do not hope too hard to find who killed God Never trust a writer by profession mind.
