It describes scientific research created as a comic book, where a researcher invests in a journey towards the universe of the monstrous, focusing on the creators, Edgar Allan Poe and Mary Shelley, and the creatures, Lenore, The Crow and Frankenstein. The journey begins when the researcher, lost in his research, is visited by the imaginary theorist Gilbert Durand, a mentor, who opens a magical portal, transporting the two characters to the imaginary universe. The adventure presents the researcher, the theories of the imaginary and the universe of the monster, revealing desires and tensions that animate creators and affect the creatures, emotions and concerns that drive the poetics of the monstrous.
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