Quince: The Definitive Bilingual Edition oversized hardcover collects the full English and Spanish editions of the 15-issue, Eisner Award-nominated comic book series, Quince, as well as forewords by Gloria Caldern Kellett (Executive Producer/Showrunner/Director/Actor, One Day at a Time) and Peter Murrieta (Executive Producer/Showrunner/Writer, Mr. Iglesias), an academic essay by Frederick Luis Aldama (Distinguished University Professor and Eisner Award-winning author of Latinx Superheroes in Mainstream Comics), a study guide by Dr. Theresa Rojas (Professor, Modesto Junior College), an art gallery Javier Hernandez (El Muerto), Sabrina Cintron (The Witches Grimoire, La Borinquea), Malena Bonilla (Twitter: @Malbondesigns, Instagram: @malbondesigns), and Jose Cabrera, and a heartfelt letter to the reader by creator Sebastian Kadlecik. Quince: La edicin bilinge definitiva agrupa las ediciones completas en ingls y espaol de la serie, adems de incluir prlogos de Gloria Caldern Kellett (Productora ejecutiva/Showrunner/Directora/Actriz, One Day at a Time) y Peter Murrieta (Productor ejecutivo/Showrunner/Escritor, Mr. Iglesias), un ensayo acadmico de Frederick Luis Aldama (Profesor universitario distinguido y autor ganador de un premio Eisner por Latinx Superheroes in Mainstream Comics), una gua de estudio por la Dra. Theresa Rojas (Profesora, Modesto Junior College), una galera de arte por los artistas/dibujantes Javier Hernandez (El Muerto), Sabrina Cintron (The Witches Grimoire, La Borinquea), Malena Bonilla (Twitter: @Malbondesigns, Instagram: @malbondesigns) y Jose Cabrera, y una carta sincera al lector por Sebastian Kadlecik.

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