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Animales que no llegaron a existir: Animals that didn't get round to existing
de la Iglesia, Álex ; Aleister, Cristo ; Rodriguez, Toni
Synopsis "Animales que no llegaron a existir: Animals that didn't get round to existing"
Animales que no llegaron a existirEs un catálogo paródico ilustrado -a modo de bestiario-, de criaturas... inclasificables. Criaturas que no llegaron a desarrollarse como especie por estar "mal concebidas", cayendo en la extinción y en el olvido. Tal vez partieran de mutaciones desafortunadas, aquellas que no pudieron formar parte del podio ganador en la selección natural de Darwin o dicho de otra manera: los perdedores de la evolución.Un libro bilingüe de 120 páginas a todo color, con textos e ilustraciones de Zoe Berriatúa, un prólogo de Álex de la Iglesia, traducciones al inglés por Toni Rodriguez, diseño de Cristo Aleister y editado con mucho esmero por La Bestia Edita."Sí, rechazamos al monstruo al vernos reflejados en él. En su grotesca alteridad se oculta una parte inconfesable de nuestro carácter. Maldito monstruo, que exhibe alegremente lo que nosotros luchamos por ocultar!" Álex de la IglesiaAnimals that didn't get round to existingThis is an illustrated parodic catalogue -in the form of a bestiary- of creatures that are... impossible to classify. Creatures that didn't fully develop as a species due to their "ill conception", and thus fell into extinction and forget. Perhaps they sprung from unfortunate mutations, being those who could not stand upon the winner's podium of Darwin's natural selection, or, in other words: evolution's losers. A bilingual book with 120 pages in full colour, with texts and illustrations by Zoe Berriatúa, a prologue by Álex de la Iglesia, English translation by Toni Rodriguez, designed by Cristo Aleister and carefully published by La Bestia Edita. "That's right, we reject the beast when we see ourselves reflected in it. Its grotesque otherness hides an unspeakable side of ourselves. Damn you, beast, gladly displaying what we strive to hide!" Álex de la Iglesia
