Walo La odisea centroamericana |
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| Author:
| Delgado, Chele
Casco López, Walder |
| (various roles):
| Delgado, Chele |
| Based on a teleplay by:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Characters created by:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Concept by:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Created by:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Edited and Translated by:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Letterer (comics):
| Delgado, Chele
Garcia, Dustin |
| Original Author:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Screenplay by:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Translated with commentary by:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Translator:
| Delgado, Chele
Casco López, Walder |
| Based on a story by:
| Delgado, Chele |
| Cover Design by:
| Delgado, Chele
Garcia, Dustin |
| Illustrator:
| Garcia, Dustin |
| Colorist (comics):
| Garcia, Dustin |
| Inked or colored by:
| Garcia, Dustin |
| Inker (comics):
| Garcia, Dustin |
| As told by:
| Casco López, Walder |
| Consultant Editor:
| Casco López, Walder |
| Featuring:
| Casco López, Walder |
| ISBN: | 978-1-960185-03-7 |
| Publication Date: | Jan 2023 |
| Publisher: | Chele Delgado Publishing
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| Book Format: | Ebook |
| List Price: | AUD $31.99 |
Book Description:
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Walo, an idealistic young man, dreams of leaving his mundane hometown in Nicaragua and moving overseas to live the good life with his Spanish girlfriend. It doesn't make much sense to stay, anyway- he's treated like an outsider and subjected to constant ridicule by seemingly everyone in town. But to get a plane ticket, he needs cash, which isn't easy to come by in the poorest country in Latin America. ?However, his quest for money only seems to get him deeper and deeper into trouble,...
More DescriptionWalo, an idealistic young man, dreams of leaving his mundane hometown in Nicaragua and moving overseas to live the good life with his Spanish girlfriend. It doesn't make much sense to stay, anyway- he's treated like an outsider and subjected to constant ridicule by seemingly everyone in town. But to get a plane ticket, he needs cash, which isn't easy to come by in the poorest country in Latin America. ?However, his quest for money only seems to get him deeper and deeper into trouble, putting him into conflict with everyone around him as he repeatedly sacrifices his own principles and relationships in order to keep his dream from falling apart. As his decisions set in motion an unpredictable journey towards opportunity in foreign lands, it becomes apparent that finding your place in this world doesn't have as much to do with where you are, but who you are. Whether he eventually realizes that or not is anyone's guess?