by Alfonso Zapico · ASTIBERRI · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788416880515
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In the winter of 2016, Eduardo Madina and Fermin Muguruza met in Irún for an interview, an encounter that inspired the cartoonist Alfonso Zapico. From those sketches was born 'The Bridges of Moscow', a story that narrates the life of several generations of young Basques in black and white. In a world where walls are constantly being erected, this comic highlights the need to build bridges, showing how human beings long to unite the shores of a shared society. Zapico considers himself a 'conflict cartoonist', exploring the darkest years of the Basque Country with curiosity and courage.
