Winds from the North. The Betrayal of Tartarus

Drawing was always a very important part of the life of Fernando Vicente, from Salamanca, and he started doing it when pencils were bigger than him. After scribbling on hundreds of papers, he studied Fine Arts at the University of Salamanca and graduated in Graphic Design and Audiovisual Arts. His first comics were published in the late 80s in various magazines and fanzines. For some years he put drawing aside to focus on music, his other great passion, but at the beginning of 2000 he took up the pencil and brush again, resumed drawing and began working for the American market on different series and graphic novels.

In this book, he tells us how, after the battle of Vigrid Valley, Loki and his hordes of orcs, trolls, and giants continue their unstoppable march south with the aim of razing the city of Athens and destroying all the gods of Olympus. Ares will try to stop the advance of the northern army, while Apollo and Athena, sent by Zeus, travel to Egypt to ask for the help of Ra, Horus, and their warriors. But the alliance between Hades and Loki is not as firm as it appears, and Loki's children have other more ambitious plans...