'BlackHand & IronHead' Episode 3 by David Lopez Available Now - Name Your Price

 

Today, Wednesday, October 13, the renowned Spanish comic author, David Lopez, launches a new chapter of the second season of his work BlackHand & IronHead. 

It is already available on the website of the digital publisher Panel Syndicate (panelsyndicate.com), and can be downloaded for free or for the price that each reader wants, as happened with the previous installments of the saga, bestsellers in their paper editions in countries like Spain, United States, Italy, and France.

The author, internationally recognized thanks to his work since 2002 for the comic book majors Marvel and DC Comics, in collections such as X-Men, Batman, Catwoman, Captain Marvel or Spiderman, among others, presents in this series aimed at the younger readers, and also to those who are not so young, the new adventures of the superheroine Alexia (IronHead) and her supervillain sister, Amy (BlackHand).

The story is based on two female characters far from the clichés of traditional superhero comics, and deals with themes such as diversity, youth, the value of friendship and family, and generational conflicts, in a fresh tone, explosive at times and, undoubtedly, with a great dose of humor.

Season 2 synopsis (6 episodes)

After the death of their father, the sisters inherited a foundation that kept the superhero world in check, but it was full of corruption and lies so they decided to burn it to the ground. That hasn't turned out to be a very popular idea and now everyone is out to get them, including the leading candidate for the presidency, a brute named Rey Gladiador.

If the sisters want to get out of this, they're going to have to team up and take the initiative, or they're going to get their brains sliced out, literally.

David López biography

David López is a Spanish Eisner and Harvey nominee, graduated in illustration from the School of Art of Zaragoza (Spain) in 1996, who since 2002 has been working for the biggest comic book publishers, highlighting his work for Kodansha, DC Comics and Marvel, in best-selling series such as Captain Marvel, X-Men, Batman, Catwoman, Deadpool, etc., as well as his own work, in which the saga of Blackhand & Ironhead stands out.  In 2000 he started working for the major American publishers, first at Marvel and then at DC Comics, where he would become established with titles such as Fallen Angel (2002), co-created with Peter David, and even stronger, with Catwoman (2004), which he drew uninterruptedly for no less than 30 issues, breaking records. In 2008 he returned to Marvel with a closer collaboration; in Avengers: The Reunion (2008), where he brought the love of the main superheroes to his Spanish hometown, Zaragoza, and continued in the publishing house drawing for some of its flagship series: X-Men, Spider-Man or Guardians of the Galaxy.  His most mediatic contribution to the Marvel mythology has been his work in Captain Marvel (2014) along with the scriptwriter Kelly Sue de Connick, work that inspired the 2019 film based on that same character. It is with BlackHand & IronHead (2017) when he returns to writing his own creations. This graphic novel was serialized in Panel Syndicate, in digital format, and published in paper by Panini Italia (2018) in Italy, Astiberri (2019) in Spain, Dargaud (2019) in France and Image (2020) in the United States.