Un mostro misterioso si presenta al Museo Heatherfield, innescando la WITCH ragazze e banda di Uria a sgattaiolare nel museo a tarda notte. All'interno, le ragazze incontrano una bella pittura magica ... e Elyon intrappola le ragazze in un quadro senza poteri e lì, incontrano un pittore e si trovano faccia a faccia con Frost.
Francesco Artibani (born 27 October 1968) is an Italian comics writer, most notably known for his work on Disney comics. Artibani originally studied animation. He debuted in comics in 1992, scripting an Uncle Scrooge story for the Italian weekly Disney comics magazine 'Topolino'. Besides writing stories for Topolino, since the 90's Artibani contributed to various innovative comic projects from Disney Italia, such as PKNA, MMMM and W.I.T.C.H. He is also the co-creator of the Monster Allergy comics series.
The more I read, the more I remember, it appears... I tremendously enjoyed this stint at the museum, the girls being cast into the painting and finding out more about the artist Elias Dahl. This also had the beginnings of the inevitable confrontation with Elyon which I found really promising for following installments. We also get to know more about the people in the main characters' orbits which is always very enriching. Excited to read more!
The only thing I felt iffy about is Martin's (a character who almost seems like a MG version of the male characters in the Big Bang Theory) continuously not taking no for an answer when it came to his interest in Irma. (And if I'm not mistaken I think he and Irma will be datig later on anyway... You deserved better, Irma).
As this is a MG comic, I don't think this is the best message to have for young girl tbh (it would've been better if he eventually understood the word no and Irma in fact never wanted to get together with him and maybe they became friends instead).
I definitely remember not really liking him with her when I was a kid even though I liked most of the other 'relationships' there.
This issue was actually way more interesting than the past ones! And for once I actually remember reading this one as a child so it felt super nostalgic.
¡Qué increíble ha sido este tomo! Me han dado muchísimas ganas de llorar por la decisión de Elías... Me hubiera gustado que le hubieran permitido entrar y salir del cuadro a su antojo y devolverle a la Europa donde él aún tenía a su amada... Jo, qué ganas de llorar, qué emotivo. A pesar de haber perdido a su querida, decide quedarse en el cuadro a pesar de haber estado encerrado ahí durante 400 años... Pobrecito 🥲🥲 La verdad es que la parte buena, ahora con la lágrima puede dibujar y pintar cosas nuevas así que quizás pueda terminar el cuadro de su esposa y poder hacer que ella viva ahí ❤️🩹 ¿Y si se le acaba la lágrima? 😣 ¡Jo, qué nervios!
Y mi parte favorita ha sido ver cómo nuestras brujitas han visitado a Elías a pesar de que él no pueda saberlo... Súper cute, yo llego a ser ellas y me pego la llorada de mi vida cada vez que vea el cuadro 🫠
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Todo inicia conmigo en una librería en Italia y un cupón de 10 euros para gastar. Revisando todos los libros posibles, encontré este que me trajo un viejo recuerdo de infancia y no dudé en comprarlo.
W.I.T.C.H es una serie de fantasía que nos presenta a cinco amigas y a las aventuras y misterios que vivirán. En este caso, el libro que compré traía los primeros cinco volúmenes de la serie:
Halloween I dodici portali L'altra dimensione Il potere del fuoco L'ultima lacrima
Todos con cinco estrellas porque no se merece menos. Es una historia brillante, simple de leer y que te mantiene curiosa en la trama.
It feels weird and nostalgic so see some elements that were featured in the cartoon as well! (the painter trapped in the painting) I had the fourth issue because it was sent to me randomly, probably to make W.I.T.C.H. known to the general public in my country. I wasn't subscribed up untill the end of the second arc, so I what I know is only what I saw in the cartoon.
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Irma went into a local museum as a date with Martin. While inside, they heard a scream. Irma decided to check it out. She then saw a creature from Meridian who whispered "guardian". After the incident, she told the other guardians about it. Turns out there is a portal in the museum. At night, the decided to sneak in (with will being friendly with the security cameras). Elyon and Cedric were waiting for them inside. They captured the guardians and trapped them inside a painting. The people in the painting didn't know them and thought they were enemies. They were then rescued by Elias. Turns out Elias was actually the painter and he was trapped inside his own painting as he can't seem to paint because the colors aren't working. Meanwhile, the guardians were also powerless while inside the painting. Will thought of stealing a crystal tear hidden inside the cathedral so that Elias can paint again using the tear. They succeeded in stealing but were forced to face Frost the hunter. They defeated him because their powers had returned along with Elias ability to paint. As they decided to go home, Elias told them that he wanted to stay there so long as he can paint. That is because no one is actually waiting for him outside as he lived a long time ago. At the end of the issue, it was seen that the guardians were in the museum, looking at the painting, and visiting their friend, Elias, who is happily painting.
Rereading W.I.T.C.H is like reliving part of my childhood! For years I diligently collected the comics (in both English and Spanish) excited to see what would happen next, and now 16 years later I’m rereading it. It’s everything I remember and more with stunning art, fun plot, and charismatic characters. It’s definitely is for younger audiences (around the ages I was when I first read it) but on nostalgia alone I love it nonetheless. I do think if you’re an adult and haven’t grown up with W.I.T.C.H it probably won’t have the same effect. I can now see that the pacing is very fast and conflict is resolved far too quickly, but I still love the plot, world(s) building, and characters. I distinctly remember this issue for the “painting” mini arc that really drilled in how awful the villain is. It’s fun, vibrant, and does touch on some sad topics (although I know this series further down the line gets more emotional) but still has a very sweet ending. It’s been a lovely experience rereading this series and I recommend going back to it if you grew up with W.I.T.C.H. I also really recommend it to people of the target age (late secondary school/early-mid secondary school/middle school) or people who like magical girl stories aimed at younger audiences. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
This is so awesome, I can't stop myself from reading it all day!
At this one the girls got trapped into a painting, which is cursed so time doesn't goes by, nobody gets old and, even worse, the girls are powerless!! But in the meanwhile they get to know Elias - the painter - who become their friend.
*** Spoilers *** [Resumen: Encuentran un nuevo portal en el museo, por lo que van a el. Allí, Elyon las hace la maldición de Phobos y las encierra en un cuadro, en el que conocen a su autor. Él las habla del pasado de Meridian. Juntos rompen la maldición.]