“Astro Legion” - Comics and Movies

Entertainment has many forms.

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Comics is a medium that expresses narratives or ideas using a series of still images, usually combined with text.

Motion Pictures are recordings of moving images that tell a story and play it on cinema or television.

While movies will not exist without their scriptwriters, directors, artists, and the production team, a comic book also comes to life with the writer’s joint effort, penciler, letterer, inker, colorist, and the publishing/marketing team.

Comics and Movies are two different sources of entertainment. Both will give the audience thrills and fun. It needs a lot of hard work for these two to come to life.

The comic book has become less attractive to this new generation. Kids nowadays are more into watching movies in the theater or online. The artistry put into a comic book is also less noticed, but comic books will never run out of style for comic lovers.

“Astro Legion” by Helmut Eppich is a script book for the comic book/graphic novel concept written in full script form. It tells the story of Astro Legion’s unification ceremony with the newly discovered galactic alliance, forming a powerful and peaceful interstellar conglomerate that is threatened by an attack of a Braxian War Fleet. It relates how a colonel, leading his team, will protect the galaxy’s safety.

It is good to patronize comic books and appreciate the hard work of everyone involved in the publication. Compared to other books a comic book requires the involvement of many people with different skills. Reading this book lets you see pictures in your mind through drawings on these pages, giving one the sensation of a motion picture theater experience.

This work of art is definitely for kids and kids at heart.
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Astro Legion
Author: Helmut Eppich
Publisher: Your Online Publicist
Published Date: December 2020
Book Genre: Science Fiction, Action-Adventure

About the Author
Helmut Eppich is a longtime fan of classic science fiction television shows, anime, movies, comic books, and graphic novels. European graphic novels in particular. He has worked for Pacific Comics, Blackthorne Publishing, Harris Comics, and illustrated a story for an independent science fiction anthology magazine, “Cosmic Waves: The Lost Stories”. Currently, Helmut ponders the meaning of life. If there is any.