‘Nobody is saved alone.’ <i>El Eternauta/The Eternaut</i> (2025) and the Comeback of the Collective Hero

Abstract Adapting El Eternauta (1957-1959) by H. G. Oesterheld and F. Solano López for the screen is not only a tribute to the authors and the classic comic but it is also a cultural, social, and political commentary that focuses on the concept of the collective hero at a time when individualism and dehumanizing practices are alarmingly on the rise.

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Adaptation
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2025-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.1093/adaptation/apaf041
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Spanish Culture and Identity
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‘Nobody is saved alone.’ El Eternauta/The Eternaut (2025) and the Comeback of the Collective Hero

Cecilia E Battauz
Adaptation
Spanish Culture and Identity
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‘Nobody is saved alone.’ El Eternauta/The Eternaut (2025) and the Comeback of the Collective Hero

Cecilia E Battauz
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Abstract

Abstract Adapting El Eternauta (1957-1959) by H. G. Oesterheld and F. Solano López for the screen is not only a tribute to the authors and the classic comic but it is also a cultural, social, and political commentary that focuses on the concept of the collective hero at a time when individualism and dehumanizing practices are alarmingly on the rise.

AdaptationVol. 19(1)
Colorado Mesa University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Spanish Culture and Identity
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