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O post Catalogue Licensing Rights Bologna 2025 apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Pages: 35 pages

Full color

Target audience: above 16 years old

Keywords: Western – Fictional History – Vengeance – Action – Adventure

Synopsis: Antônio, a former lieutenant in the Brazilian army is retired due to heart problems. A former member of the forces that hunted the Prestes Column and defeated several bandits, Antônio decided to enjoy his retirement on a farm in the backlands of the Northeast. Until Vitoriano, a young Colonel from the region, gives him an ultimatum: one night of love with his wife or the lives of his entire family.

O post Bloody Mandacaru apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Full color

Target audience: above 12 years old

Pages:  1st volume 26 pages, 2nd volume 44 pages. 2 volumes available, more on the way, each volume contains a standalone story.

Keywords: Steampunk – Space Opera – Victorian Monsters – Sci-Fi – Action – Adventure

Synopsis: A STEAMPUNK SPACE OPERA INSPIRED BY VICTORIAN NOVELS – In a fantastic future, Alice Hyde, heir to the famous Dr. Jekyll from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, is an intergalactic bounty hunter on a mission to deliver a box to a mysterious client… the Count of Wollstonecraft. What seems like a simple task at first, will demand far more from Miss Hyde than she can (or wants to) give. With strong influences from the sci-fi adventures of Jack Kirby and Alex Raymond, the space operas of the 1970s and 1980s, and steampunk literature, this story blends elements of classic English literature with the distinct Brazilian and thoroughly cearense style of Luís Carlos Sousa (Lâmina Azulada, Arquivos Secretos da Segunda Guerra) along with Rafael Dantas (Mandacaru Vermelho, Fantasma, Lâmina Azulada) inspired drawings and colors. A fast-paced plot filled with action, twists and excitement, this comic aims to revive the adventurous spirit of pulp comics and their connection to classic literature—bringing complete, self-contained stories each installment.

O post Miss Hyde apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Pages: 118 (extra content available)

Black and White

Target audience age: adult

Keywords: Cangaço – Betrayal – Redemption – Violence

Synopsis:

Amid the violence of the cangaço and the aridness of the sertão, Rosalina must abandon her old life to embark on a path of vengeance and redemption. In those days, she became known as Mandacaru, the Cangaceira. A story filled with violence, betrayals, and twists! Adapted by Pedro Mauro and Jairo Moreno from the standout screenplay featured in The Academy Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting competition.

About Pedro Mauro

With over 50 years of career and continuous production, Pedro Mauro is one of the most popular Brazilian comic book artists of our time. Known for his beautiful women and cinematic action scenes, his works have been published in several languages, and he is a frequent collaborator with Sergio Bonelli Editore. He has also represented Brazil in the anthology “Batman: The World” by DC Comics.

O post Cangaceira apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Pages: 64 (extra content available)

Black and White

Target audience age: adult

Keywords: Cangaço – Mystery – Religiosity – Violence

Synopsis: When the last cangaceiros roamed the sertão, amidst ambushes, betrayals, and revenge, the final spoils were collected. In those days, a girl called Imaculada was killed by Caruá’s gang. But she returned from the dead to wander alongside her tormentors. And this could change the entire course of History.

O post The Immaculate apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Pages: 48 (extra content available, including texts about the history and socio-political context of the cangaço)

Full color

Target audience age: adult

Keywords: Cangaço – Historical Fiction – Violence – Revenge

Synopsis: At the end of the 19th century, the sertão were ravaged by drought, hunger, and violence. After witnessing his family being killed, Pedro finds himself in a sinister spiral of revenge and redemption, until his path crosses with that of Antonio Conselheiro, the “messiah of Canudos.” In those days, “blood would run like a river in the sertão” as the forces of the newly established Republic advanced on Conselheiro and his followers. The Man of Canudos was first published in the 1970s in Italy as part of the Un Uomo / Un’Avventura collection.

At the end of the 19th century, the sertão was ravaged by drought, hunger, and violence. After witnessing his family being killed, Pedro finds himself in a sinister spiral of revenge and redemption, until his path crosses with that of Antonio Conselheiro, the “messiah of Canudos.” In those days, “blood would run like a river in the sertão” as the forces of the newly established Republic advanced on Conselheiro and his followers. “The Man of Canudos” was first published in the 1970s in Italy as part of the Un Uomo / Un’Avventura collection.

At the end of the 19th century, the sertão suffered from drought, hunger, and violence. Pedro, seeking revenge after his family’s death, encounters Antonio Conselheiro, the “messiah of Canudos.” “Blood would run like a river in the sertão” when the new Republic’s forces clashed the messiah’s followers. “The Man of Canudos” was first published in the 1970s as part of the Un Uomo / Un’Avventura collection.

Jô Oliveira’s art exemplifies the popular iconography of Northeast Brazil. The panels of this work reveal what scholarly and penetrating research conceals behind apparent naivety, depicting a significant episode in Brazilian history narrated by someone uniquely qualified to do so.

Hugo Pratt

O post The Man from Canudos apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Pages: 32 (extra content available, including texts about the history and socio-political context of the cangaço )

Black and White

Target audience age: adult

Keywords: Cangaço – Supernatural – Crime – Revenge

Synopsis: Forged in the fire of evil, a cursed woman pursues her tormentors in search of revenge in the hinterlands of the 1930s. An enemy that the cangaceiros could not even imagine in their worst nightmares. A work that mixes terror and adventure, fiction and non-fiction, signed by two masters of Brazilian comics.

Winner of the Angelo Agostini and HQMix Awards (Best Comic Book). Flavio Colin, HQMix Award Winner for Best Illustrator.

About cangaço

Cangaço was a movement of social banditry that plagued the northeastern region of Brazil from the late 19th century to the early decades of the 20th century. The region, at that time, was ravaged by a historic drought and harbored a population suffering from poverty. The cangaceiros saw banditry as a way to escape poverty and the tyranny of the “coronéis”, powerful landowners who imposed their law across the sertão. The violence, aesthetics, and thorny vegetation of the caatinga – a biome unique to the planet –, complete the exotic scenario that has been fascinating authors in literature, cinema, and comics for decades.

About Flavio Colin

Flavio Colin is one of the most important Brazilian comic book artists of all time. As a member of an essentially subversive avant-garde in terms of aesthetics or narrative, Colin was subversive in both aspects, creating a minimalist representation that masks meticulous and detailed work, with an absolutely unique artistic personality.

O post She-Devil On the Trail of the Cangaceiros apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Pages: 48 (extra content available)

Full color

Target audience age: above 08 years old

Keywords: Environmental Education – Myths – Nature – Fantasy

Synopsis:

Flavio Colin brings to life the legendary guardian of the Amazon rainforest, the Curupira, a mystical creature with backward-facing feet. Tasked with protecting the forest from deforestation, hunting, and environmental destruction, the Curupira uses its cunning and supernatural abilities to safeguard the natural world. Through a series of interconnected stories, Colin highlights the importance of preserving nature. This graphic novel weaves together tales that emphasize the crucial role of nature conservation and the rich heritage of indigenous cultures, brought to life with vibrant illustrations and an engaging narrative.

About Curupira (folkloric character)

Curupira is a mythical figure from Brazilian folklore. Described as a small being with red hair and backward-facing feet, he is known as the guardian of the forests. His main role is to protect nature, especially the trees and animals, from hunters and loggers who cause environmental harm.

Curupira is famous for playing tricks and misleading intruders, causing them to get lost in the forest. His inverted footprints confuse those who try to follow them, leading them in the wrong direction.

He represents the importance of environmental preservation and respect for nature

About Flavio Colin (Author)

Flavio Colin is one of the most important Brazilian comic book artists of all time. As a member of an essentially subversive avant-garde in terms of aesthetics or narrative, Colin was subversive in both aspects, creating a minimalist representation that masks meticulous and detailed work, with an absolutely unique artistic personality.

O post The Curupira apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Pages: 53 (extra content available)

Full color

Target audience age: above 12 years old

Keywords: Young Adult – Jules Verne – Amazon – Adventure

Synopsis: Reimagining the Jules Verne’s classic, ” Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Amazon Forest ” takes readers on a journey into the depths of the Amazon Rainforest through a mission that combines science and environmental preservation. The expedition encounters indigenous tribes, exotic fauna and flora, and faces unexpected dangers as they uncover the hidden secrets of the world’s largest tropical forest. The detailed and vibrant illustrations by Will, coupled with Spacca’s engaging script, offer an immersive and educational reading experience, highlighting the importance of environmental conservation.

O post Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Amazon Forest apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.

Pages: 48 each volume – 2 volumes available (each volume contains a standalone story)

Full color

Target audience age: above 10 years old

Keywords: Humor – Capoeira – Mystery – Adventure

Sinopsys: Aú is a 15-year-old capoeira practitioner. A brave, festive, and good-humored boy, always willing to help those in need according to the principles of Capoeira. Alongside his inseparable mascot Licurí, a marmoset, and his best friend, Dó, Aú embarks on adventures full of mystery, adrenaline, humor, and a lot of Capoeira!

In his first adventure, Aú encounters the kidnapping of a tourist who witnessed an arson. Aú and his friends are the only hope to rescue her from the hands of the mafiosos!

In “The Lighthouse Ghost,” Aú’s second adventure, the capoeirista and his friends get involved in a fun story of ghosts and hidden treasures in the ruins of an old mansion located on a paradisiacal beach. Lots of Capoeira, humor, and investigation await them!

O post Aú, the capoeira-boy apareceu primeiro em Editora Trem Fantasma.