Lorde Lobo, one of the most important comic artists in Brazil, launches the magazine “Licantropia”, the second title of the label Grandes Heróis BR Quadrinhos.
In addition to magazines, the label Grandes Heróis BR has a YouTube channel where it welcomes comic book professionals every week to encourage and talk about the comic book market in Brazil
or “Lycanthropy” magazine is the second title to come out BR Comics Great Heroes Sealwhich was born as a complement to the Grandes Heróis BR initiative, created by the illustrator journalist, art educator and cartoonist Lorde Lobo, one of the most respected in Brazil, and who already has an Instagram profile, a Facebook page and a YouTube channel.
The magazine features the first meeting between the anti-heroes Penitente (created by Lorde Lobo) and Cover (created by José Amorim Neto, and aims to bring the existence of local superheroes to the Brazilian public, since the vast majority of readers only know the characters. from American publishers- Northern, European and Japanese members of the GHBR initiative, the proposal is to publish comics by the most diverse authors of national superheroes, as long as the product has the required quality, which is the standard we are used to seeing in every imported genre magazine”, explains Lorde Lobo The Licantropia magazine has a format of 17 cm wide by 26 cm high, 36 pages, is in full color and has a canoe pole (clamp) For more information about the GHBR initiative or about s publications, simply contact by email grandesheroisbr @gmail.com
ABOUT LORD LOBO
Lorde Lobo is an art educator, journalist, illustrator and cartoonist. Born in the city of Rio Grande / RS on January 7, 1973, where he still lives today. From a very early age – around 4 or 5 years old – he declared himself passionate about comic books. This fact prompted him to start drawing. “I started copying Monica’s Gang, I’m still a fan of Mauricio de Sousa’s characters, then I moved on to Disney and Recruta Zero. It was only later, in my pre-teens, that I got to know superheroes, then I became even more interested in comics, I thought those powerful beings were fantastic and since then I haven’t stopped reading”, declares Lobo excitedly. Lorde then decided to combine the useful with the pleasant and transferred his fascination for the following art to the professional field and began to publish illustrations, charges, caricatures, strips and comics in various newspapers, magazines and newspapers in his region, since 1992. ; in addition to working as a freelance designer for advertising and graphic agencies. In 1994, anxious to acquire more knowledge, he entered the faculty of Artistic Education – Habilitação Artes Plásticas, at the Federal University of Rio Grande / FURG, where he distinguished himself as the first academic to defend a monograph for the completion of the course on stories in comics. . During college, dissatisfied with the space he had in traditional print media, he created and maintained for more than a year a monthly newspaper devoted exclusively to graphic humor called “Chargeta, o Jornal das Cartoons”, through which many artists appeared others. detected and can be displayed. His registration as a journalist-illustrator was approved by the Union of Journalists of the RS in 1999. From 2001 to 2006, alongside comic artist Law Tissot, he edited the independent comic book magazine “Areia Hostil”, which achieved a great importance and good reception. among fans of this art. The title, which (remove that “que”) was voted Best Prozine of 2005 during HQ’s 18th Mix. In 2012, at FURG, he entered the Specialization in Visual Arts, after completing this post-graduate course, making Brazilian superheroes the subject of study.
Lorde Lobo is truly one of the greatest defenders and promoters of Brazilian superhero comics and you can get to know him a little more through this interview that the artist gave to the cultural portal ArteCult: https://shortest.link/4Sts
OTHER CHARACTERS AND THEIR PERCRETIVE SUPPORTERS
Topman: a Brazilian superhero who, to be better accepted in the masked paladin market, took a foreign name. It is a comic character dedicated to all people who enjoy the heroic genre, but with a little grace.
Contrite: a former mercenary who, after dying, returned to the world of the living to rid the Earth of some infernal creatures and receive divine forgiveness. The character explored in the mold of traditional heroes and anti-heroes, mixing, in his adventures, a lot of action and terror. It is aimed at an adult audience.
Linden: a very smart, curious and friendly little boy who has served as the mascot for Jornal Agora’s children’s section, “Agorinha”. Lipe’s gang has grown and currently has the following friends: Pelúcio (his pet dog), Hugo, Dede, Monique, Lelê, Manu, Zeca, among others.
CONTACT LORD LOBO
E-mail: [email protected] Phone/WhatsApp: (0xx53) 9 9124 5383 Facebook: www.facebook.com/lordelobo www.facebook.com/lordeloboestudio www.facebook.com/penitente.hq www.facebook.com/ osgrandesheroisbr Instagram: www.instagram.com/lorde_lobo Instagram: www.instagram.com/penitente.hqbr Instagram: www.instagram.com/grandes_herois_br YouTube: www.youtube.com/GrandesHeroisBR Press office: Paula Ramagem and Arte Cult Portal
CHANNEL GRANDE HEROIS BR
The GRANDES HERÓIS BR channel aims to promote the production of Brazilian superhero comics. Here, we appreciate these incredible characters, as well as their authors and other artists involved. Among so many channels that only talk about the characters of the big North American publishers, the GHBR channel appears as a true oasis for the national production of superheroes. Currently, the channel has the following schedule:
Super pleasure: is the Sunday electronic magazine, dedicated exclusively to Brazilian superheroes, anchored by Lorde Lobo and with the participation of several comic artists, who bring pictures from the most diverse, related to the central theme.
Heroic Talk: It’s the interview board. We always bring in an author, an editor, a screenwriter, a colorist, a designer… Whatever. Check it out!!!
Balloons: is the monthly table. Here, Lorde Lobo and guests talk about topics related to the difficult task of producing superhero comics in our country. Long live the BR Great Heroes channel! Press office: Paula Ramagem
