En un día como hoy pero en 1830 murió Antonio José Sucre, súper amiguis y general de Bolivar en su campaña libertadora. Dejamos un cómic corto pero sustancioso acerca de estos personajes hecho por Kate Beaton, historiadora y autora de historietas canadiense.
Un comentario de la autora acerca de esta historieta:
¨Sucre was Bolivar's right hand man for sure (matching hairdos and everything baby), but I think he had a much different approach to leadership and I really wonder how different the outcome of the Spanish American wars of independence would have been if hadn't been assassinated just as he was poised to be Bolivar's obvious successor. I am definitely no expert in this area, but perhaps he would have had more success keeping the whole thing together the way Bolivar intended.¨ (*)
Un comentario de la autora acerca de esta historieta:
¨Sucre was Bolivar's right hand man for sure (matching hairdos and everything baby), but I think he had a much different approach to leadership and I really wonder how different the outcome of the Spanish American wars of independence would have been if hadn't been assassinated just as he was poised to be Bolivar's obvious successor. I am definitely no expert in this area, but perhaps he would have had more success keeping the whole thing together the way Bolivar intended.¨ (*)
Más sobre Beaton y su trabajo acá.
Hola este comic esta muy bueno y bonito
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