¡La Borinqueña vive! Time has passed since Marisol has been seen. What became of her? Her friends? Most importantly, Puerto Rico? Who controls la estrella del camino and what does that mean for La Borinqueña’s fate? All of these questions and more will be revealed in the long awaited sequel to our best-selling graphic novel series! Written by creator Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez with the first cover featuring art by Javier Salteres, Sabrina Cintron, Will Rosado, and Chris Sotomayor.

La Borinqueña #3

Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez

Somos Arte

La Borinqueña returns! As the island continues to recover from the catastrophe of last issue, Marisol continues to wrestle with her newfound role. In her costume, flying high, she's hailed as a hero...but would the people accept her as their protector if they knew who she really was, and where she was really from? After all: what does it even mean to be a hero? At the university, which has been facing so many budget cuts that many students can't even attend to their studies, Marisol is surrounded by bright, active young people bravely facing the island's challenges, not with superpowers, but with their voices. And as Marisol sees when she's magically displaced from time, these students are part of a long tradition of Puerto Rican activism. In order to meet her destiny, Marisol must figure out where she fits in, and the place she wants in history. Written by creator by Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez, Illustrated by Will Rosado and Manuel Preitano, Colored by Christopher Sotomayor and Robert Snyder. Cover artwork by George Pérez and Juan Fernández. 64 pages, staple bound.

La Borinqueña #2

Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a...geology student? When Brooklyn native Marisol takes a semester abroad in Puerto Rico to study the tropical cave systems, she finds a lot more than she bargained for - a mystical object connects her to the ancient Taíno deities of Puerto Rico, and she's granted a special destiny. Can Nuyorican Marisol truly connect to her heritage and become protector of La Isla del Encanto? How can she use superpowers to face the economic and environmental challenges facing Puerto Rico? And who are the nefarious villains seeking to make La Borinqueñas powers their own? "La Borinqueña has authentic Puerto Rican flavor!" The Washington Post. Written by creator Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez, Illustrated by Emilio Lopez, Sabrina Cintron, and Will Rosado, Colored by Juan Fernandez. Cover artwork by Ralph 'Rags' Morales and Emilio Lopez. 60 pages, staple bound, including a bonus story.

La Borinqueña

Juan Fernández

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La Borinqueña #3

La Borinqueña #2

La Borinqueña