Borgia - brož. – Jodorowsky Alejandro (2013)

Discover the true face of the Renaissance. The one they didn’t teach you about in school. A Renaissance that brings the flourishing of art and the decline of morality. A Renaissance with blood on its hands. A Renaissance as presented by two comic book masters. Long before the star-studded series about the "first crime family in the world," the papal family that ruthlessly dominated all of Italy at the end of the fifteenth century, two of the greatest comic legends came together to interpret this fascinating material in their own way. The profile of the Borgia family was tackled by mystic, philosopher, composer, director, and revered screenwriter Alejandro Jodorowsky (Incal, Metabarons) and the king of elegant erotic comics and friend of Federico Fellini, Milo Manara. Even separately, these two deserve absolute attention (as readers of Jodorowsky have already seen with the magical Incal... and next year, Metabarons is coming from him) – and just imagine when they come together. What emerges is something that simply cannot be missed. The four-part historical epic Borgia. Monumental, cruel, sensual, beautiful, and unforgettable.