Història i Llegenda Catalana: VOLUM I (Catalan Edition)

Història i Llegenda Catalana is a unique and fascinating product that tells the story of Catalonia's history and legends in an exciting and engaging way.

This comic book, published in 1956, features 28 numbers with colorful covers and black and white interiors, adapting episodes from Joan Amades' "Les cent llegendes populars".

Despite being published during a time when the Catalan language was not an official language in Catalonia, this product was made possible through the friendship between editor Jorge Parendi and Gabriel Arias Salgado, the Minister of Information and Tourism at the time.

The compromise between the two was to ensure that the content of the comic book was innocuous and did not pose a political threat.

However, Felipe Acedo Colunga, the Governor Civil of Barcelona, opposed the publication of this product, arguing that it went against the unity of the motherland.

Despite these challenges, Història i Llegenda Catalana remains an important piece of Catalan cultural heritage and a testament to the resilience of the Catalan people in the face of adversity.

With its unique blend of history, culture, and entertainment, this product is sure to captivate readers of all ages and backgrounds.