Dingo Romero

ILUSTRATED BOOK. EDICIONS DE PONENT, 2004. 56 PAGES.

With a drawing style that at times is similar to wood blocks and others etchings, Lucas Nine returns to the iconography found in a good part of Latin American literature. This comic takes place in a dimension in which the night merges with dreams and there's barely any space for nightmares, which are more like a background than a subject. Reality intrudes with questions, reflections and semantic duels full of wit and poetry between each of the characters, Dingo Romero most of all.