I believe we’ve never featured a transwoman on Nerdcore Friday, but there’s a first time for everything.
Also, I told you things would only improve after the first Nerdcore Pride post this year, as evident in this gorgeously drawn (although very dated) Eva Medusa comic from Glénat/Heavy Metal.
The blurb:
Voodoo, black & white magic. Pleasures that go beyond the realm of human experience.
For 15 years Don Fernando has refused to see his daughter… Today, just as she is about to set foot on the landing stage at Manos, Brazil the old man fear that she harbors within her the venom of desire… Can voodoo rituals and spells cast on the body conquer the magic of youth and the innocence of a passing glance? This book is an excellent read. It is full of black magic and mystery and the art work is fantastic.
The winner of 2 Haxtur Awards – The Haxtur Award (Premios Haxtur) is a Spanish award for comics published in Spain. It is awarded annually at the Sal_n Internacional del C_mic del Principado de Asturias (International Comics Convention of the Principality of Asturias).
Original title: Eva Medusa
Writer: Antonio Segura
Artist: Ana Mirallès
Colorist: Thomas Chu
Original letterer: Nicolas Mahler
Translator for Europe Comics: Michela Nonis
Lettering and text layout: Adam Kubert
Publisher: Editions Glénat (French/Spanish/1991), Heavy Metal Magazine (English/1993)
WARNING: Enslavement, violence against women and transfolk.
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