Blacksad Vol.5 - Amarillo

Blacksad Vol.5 - Amarillo

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Amarillo, begins in New Orleans: Weekly needs to leave town, separating from John Blacksad, who prefers to stay and look for work. John accidentally meets a wealthy Texan who offers him a simple, well-paying job! The detective accepts, but at a gas station, the car entrusted to him is stolen by Chad Lowell and Abe Greenberg—two Beat Generation writers trying to reach Amarillo, Texas. Soon, a fight between the two rivals turns tragic: Chad, pushed to the limit, shoots Abe, who dies instantly. Forced to flee, Chad finds refuge in a circus. John then begins a pursuit across the American roads of New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, and Illinois.

Blacksad is a cult series whose main protagonist is a cat moving in an anthropomorphic universe, with the action set in the United States in the 1950s, in an atmosphere that evokes film noir and American literature. With stunning drawings – and sublime colours – by Juanjo Guarnido, Blacksad's strength also lies in the quality of its stories, written by Juan Diaz Canales.

In this fifth volume of Blacksad, Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido take their hero—John Blacksad, the private detective cat—on a journey that evokes the Beat Generation.

This exclusive and unprecedented definitive collector's edition includes "The Story of the Watercolors," a work never before published in Portugal about the creation and creative process of the Blacksad series, one of the most acclaimed European comic series, which has received several awards, including the prestigious Eisner Award.

Initially published in 2015, this is the fifth volume of this cult series, published in Portugal by Ala dos Livros.

Work Details:

  • Author: Juan Díaz Canales
  • Publisher: Ala dos Livros
  • No. of Pages: 88
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