“The Little Shepherd” by PD Loupee and Bruno Ortiz, where a brave little boy is able to find light even in the darkest places. “The Muki’s Deal” by Rick Lazo, where we learn all about mining goblins and true friendship. “The Ring” by Francis Francia, in which a new bride gets a little more than she bargained for. “The Myth of the Condor” by Diego Carvajal, a sweeping romantic fable about love in the stars. “The Basnemporo Spider” by Brenda Argon, where a spider tries her very best to help.
Come with us on a journey across South America, where we’ll meet terrifying birds, fire-breathing chefs, cheeky goblins, and so so much more! The stunning collection is packed with nearly 200 pages of real-world fables and folktales, from comedic to curious to downright chilling, retold in the form of comics by an array of talented artists. Spike Trotman’s Iron Circus Comics is launching an independent crowdfunding campaign for The Lizard Prince and Other South American Tales, an all-new anthology and the final installment in the acclaimed Cautionary Fables series. Without them I couldn’t have made this adaptation, so I’m also hoping my work helps preserve it in some way.”Ĭheck out an excerpt from “The Lizard Prince” by Lore Vicente, an epic tale of magic, love, courage, and reptiles, below.įor more on this news, read the official press release below. Researching it brought me to a few online blogs that had tried over the years to keep this small piece of history alive. So much of our culture has been shaped by a historically colonial tradition of admiring Europe and neglecting what’s ours, when I found this story I knew I had to give it my all, to make the best comic adaptation I could. Vicente added, “When I was invited to form part of this anthology, I realized I didn’t know many fairy tales that were actually from Argentina.
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I had tons of fun figuring out how to include as much of the source material as I could and researching and incorporating Guaraní Mythology and Cosmology to help bring the visual design to the page.” But all of them share an incredible sense of scale and a multitude of compelling visual concepts that were begging for an illustrated adaptation. “The story originates from the northern provinces of Argentina and as it often happens with oral tradition, there are many different versions of it, going by many different names. In Lore Vicente’s tale “The Lizard Prince,” Vicente tells a story about a woman going on a long and arduous journey to save her prince while defying Gods and Witches. The collection is packed with nearly 200 pages of real-world fables and folktales, from comedic to curious to downright chilling, retold in the form of comics by an array of talented artists. The independent crowdfunding campaign is an all-new anthology and the final installment in the acclaimed Cautionary Fables series. Courtesy of Iron Circus, AIPT can exclusively reveal an excerpt from a story for the now-live comics anthology The Lizard Prince and Other South American Tales.
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