Spanish writer and artist GUILLEM MARCH is best known for his ongoing, extensive work with DC Comics on Batman, Catwoman, and Harley Quinn and has worked as an artist on several graphic novels including the English editions of Monika with Titan Comics and The Dream with Europe Comics. Here, he takes up his pen for an edgy new FIVE-PART SERIES about a highly unconventional angel named Karmen and the young woman she takes under her wing when a case of heartbreak strikes hard. Packed with surprises and metaphysics, this gorgeously drawn series deploys tenderness and humor as it dives deep into topics that matter.

In this second issue, Cata explores her newfound ability to fly, landing at a plaza in Palma where real-life Xisco and Cata are having a conversation that plunges her further into the depths of despair. When an ever-cheeky Karmen pops in to intervene, she and Cata sit down for a philosophical heart-to-heart.

After the prior unsettling discovery, Cata continues her journey over the city. She will have an unexpected encounter that will bring more clues about her current condition. GUILLEM MARCH continues to amaze with spectacular storytelling in the third chapter of his moving creation.

This is a graphic novel about death and suicide… but not in the way you think. It’s about death that can be reversable, when and if the right angels are looking. The dead person here is Catalina, a self-absorbed student who kills herself out of heartbreak. The angel is Karmen, an angel of the facetious, unusual sort. Her capacity for empathy is so great that she leads “her” dead on a journey toward redemption and, believe it or not, back to life! Full of surprises, metaphysics, and beautiful women, this graphic novel is tender and not devoid of humor.

Il arrive qu'on se suicide sur un malentendu. C'est l'heure du rapport : un "code rouge" pour Karmen. À Palma de Majorque, la jeune femme avec ses cheveux roses et ses taches de rousseur, habillée d'une combinaison noire de squelette pénètre dans l'appartement d'une coloc étudiante. Elle se rend tout droit à la salle de bain où Catalina s'est taillé les veines. Dans l'instant suspendu entre la vie et la mort, l'introspection commence pour la jeune fille et son chagrin d'amour, emportée dans une narration fantastique qui jongle en mises à distances et dimensions parallèles.