Angela Della Morte - Sanz, Salvador
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A unique, visually stunning sci-fi action adventure as a woman discovers how she has been experimented on and takes control of her life again. Angela Della Morte works for Dr. Sibelius, the most brilliant mind of the century. Using a new technology, Sibelius Labs are capable of separate soul from body. Using this tech Angela’s soul can get into other dead host and take control of their bodies in undercover missions. But as the souls travels the void to get into their new receptacles, they must elude a tenebrous lifeform. This creature feeds with the substance of which the soul is made. It is…mehr

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A unique, visually stunning sci-fi action adventure as a woman discovers how she has been experimented on and takes control of her life again. Angela Della Morte works for Dr. Sibelius, the most brilliant mind of the century. Using a new technology, Sibelius Labs are capable of separate soul from body. Using this tech Angela’s soul can get into other dead host and take control of their bodies in undercover missions. But as the souls travels the void to get into their new receptacles, they must elude a tenebrous lifeform. This creature feeds with the substance of which the soul is made. It is the most dangerous predator in this new ecosystem, and its name is: Death.
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Salvador Sanz was lives in Buenos Aires in 1975 where he studied at the Manuel Belgrano National School of Fine Arts, obtaining a Professor of Painting at Prilidiano Pueyrredón.  In 1994 he helped found of the magazine Catzole and later won the best animated short film award and San Diego Comic Con in 2006 for his animated short film "Gorgonas."  In 2006 he edited the anthology Legion, published in Argentina and Spain by "Ivrea", later on it was released in the United States through IDW Publishing.