GP Ediciones publishes this comic where the protagonists have all sorts of problems and don’t always know how to communicate them.
There have been many social movements in favor of mental health in recent years. It’s not just about applying for more health insurance or being more personal, it’s also about the need to know its importance. There’s no denying that so-called generation millennial had and had to endure situations that did not provide the stability promised to them. With two economic crises and pandemics, each of which is worse, the auction puts them (or rather us) in a difficult situation at work and at a vital level. And this is accompanied by deterioration of mental health due to stress.
So face to face what you fear most from angel abellan Y by Louis Armand is to face the daily lives of many millennia. And most importantly, understand them. Because no matter how hard we try to understand people with mental health problems, understanding them is not as easy as it seems. Y Abellan Y Armand They do it in a smarter way.
what you fear most a graphic novel starring Tonyo, Carlos and Arancha are the best friends of the solar system. Or so they call each other. Three childhood friends whose adult lives are seen through the eyes of screenwriter Tonyo, whose girlfriend recently broke up.Among other things, because he can’t get out of his head. Tonyo is repeatedly dragged into a small room by his own thoughts, where he engages in obsessive conversations with himself that eventually becomes a vicious and destructive cycle for his personal relationships.
But as the world doesn’t stop turning, the lives of her family, friends, and Marié, a girl she recently met in her therapist’s waiting room, evolve around Tonyo. Fear of writing a thesis, communication problems with family and friends, blood pressure caused by the expectations we carry on our shoulders, egoism Believing that we are always the ones who suffer the most, intrusive thoughts and irrational fear among other things, from diseases from which we would never suffer, some of the topics covered inside what you fear most.
script Abellan gifts the story of the rivers coming together, the characters whose lives intersect. Sometimes forever, sometimes just in time. But it all makes sense. There isn’t a single character that doesn’t have his own development, and they’re all people we’ve come across so far. The third long work by a screenwriter whose story we see clearly more personal than the previous one. Instead of working on stereotypical features in this comic, he created a set of characters so real that any reader could recognize those around them. At the same time, they stage the mental health or lack thereof in Tonyo and Marié.
In the graphics section Armand this is reflected in the color change of the two-tone pages, with cold colors to the harsh reality, warm to that inner world that tortures the heroes, and a series of gray tones like an old movie for memories. The drawing is geometric, with clear and clean lines, with a style cartoon and solid colors. The character design is varied and always easily recognizable. His body expressions always reflect his mood and create very dynamic scenes. This is the author’s first full-length work that deciphers situations and scenes complicated by the theme..
As stated at the beginning of this review, generation millennial He faces countless situations that make him unique. Good at some things, not so good at others. what you fear most Some types of fears, some fears, some phobias, some perspectives… Because every person is a world and therefore a work that can explain their problems and ways of coping with them.
Created by GP versions In hardcover, this comic has one hundred and twenty color pages with an appendix of sketches and character designs. It’s also a great prologue. Maria Hernandezcomic book writer No, I’m not dying (Trendy of the book) In addition javik from castro.
what you fear most from Abellan Y Armand does not generalize or offer solutions, It opens the doors of some characters’ lives, purifying them of body and mind. So those of us who read them can know a little more about the people around us. And he does it masterfully. Because there are times when it’s really hard to explain what’s going through our minds, and there are other times when our brain is our worst enemy.
In the coming weeks, this graphic medicine comic could be branded to tackle specific mental health issues. Since that time danger room We want to emphasize that This comic goes much further, instilling in the reader the fear of living in a certain time and doing it out of knowledge. For us to live together. So let’s read and empathize so that we can lighten our social burden together.
