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About the Work:
Spanning from the previous volume 'heroes' to this second instalment, 'heroess', a brand-new protagonist, San (彡), emerges within the very same universe.
San’s childhood was spent growing up on a cursed, ghostly island, raised by a mother who possessed only half a body. As the ghost island begins to sink into the depths of the ocean, his mother’s mission comes to an end, and San must depart to find a place of refuge.
Meanwhile, a metallic entity descends from the heavens. Possessing an effortless understanding of how to win the adoration of the masses, it completely devours its targets, manipulating humanity at its whim.
In this martial arts world, paths cross among Li Ge, Zhu Zuan, and a demon-hunting squad dedicated to vanquishing the world’s evils—where humans and ghosts walk separate paths, and divine lightning strikes to destroy.
About the Author:
Chi-tak Li began his career in the comics industry in 1982. He self-published Tong Men Shao Nian, a prominent title which rocketed him to fame in 1987. He has since developed a distinctive art style, creating his own visual world with eerily experimental works that broke genre rules. Li’s transmedia creations transcend the boundary of comics and expand into movies, experimental theatres, literature, pop music and sculptures. The poster that he created for Hong Kong (China) local sci-fi action movie Warriors of Future has been widely praised.
Li is also well-known in the international comics scene. His comics have been published in places like Japan, Taiwan (China), Malaysia, the Mainland, France, and Italy since the 1990s. In 2016, the Hong Kong Arts Centre jointly curated Li’s solo exhibition entitled 'Li Chi-tak, Hong Kong Wizard' with the Angoulême International Comics Festival in France. He is the first Hong Kong comics artist to hold a solo exhibition at this renowned comics festival. Later, he was invited to participate in the BD Louvre project, alongside publishing the comic book titled 'Moon of the Moon' (French and Chinese versions) in 2019 & 2020.
His recent publications include romance comics 'Yum Sui', comics that pay homage to Franz Kafka's literary classics 'Kafka', children's comics 'A Little Strawberry' (2022 & 2024 Reprint Edition), 'In the Path Artworks Collection Book', 'heroes', etc.
In 2022, Hong Kong Arts Centre awarded Honorary Fellowships to Li, recognising his invaluable contribution to the arts sector in Hong Kong and the Asian region.