The Art of Flying

Summary

The Art of Flying is a comics^[1].

Key Facts

• The Art of Flying's image is recorded as Keko i Altarriba a València - 06.jpg^[2].
• The Art of Flying's instance of is recorded as comics^[3].
• The Art of Flying's illustrator is recorded as Kim^[4].
• The Art of Flying's publisher is recorded as Edicions de Ponent^[5].
• The Art of Flying's genre is recorded as graphic novel^[6].
• The Art of Flying's genre is recorded as Costumbrismo^[7].
• The Art of Flying's genre is recorded as drama^[8].
• The Art of Flying's genre is recorded as historical fiction^[9].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Q112112783^[10].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Spanish coup of July 1936^[11].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as symbols of Francoism^[12].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Quinto^[13].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Confederación Nacional del Trabajo^[14].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Iberian Anarchist Federation^[15].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Caspe^[16].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as La Pedrera^[17].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Alcañiz^[18].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Battle of Belchite^[19].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Battle of Teruel^[20].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Gujan-Mestras^[21].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Don Quixote^[22].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus^[23].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Saint-Charles^[24].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Agde^[25].
• The Art of Flying's depicts is recorded as Marseille^[26].