The story of Oesterheld, the creator of "El Eternauta," and his family, victims of the military dictatorship | News Channel 3-12

The Netflix-filmed comic El Eternauta is causing a stir in Argentina. There is once again massive attention for the five hundred grandchildren who disappeared during the dictatorship. Including those of the writer, who also disappeared from the face of the earth. "Of course we still have hope."

A documentary analyzes life in the Spanish excolonia in Africa and the crimes never tried against the Guinean independence leaders Acacio Mañé and Enrique NvoHéctor Germán Osterheld, the defiant creator of 'El eternaluta' murdered by the dictatorship of Videla "If things hadn't been complicated for my father, I would have been born in Guinea", comments at the beginning of the documentary Limbo Negro (2024) Món Fernández-Dans, co-writer of the fi…

A family torn apart by Argentina's civil-military dictatorship. That's how the Oesterhelds' story could be summed up in a few words. Héctor Germán Oesterheld, father and creator of "El Eternauta"—the comic strip that was adapted into a television series…

By Anabella Gonzalez, CNN en Español A family torn apart by Argentina's civil-military dictatorship. That's how the Oesterhelds' story could be summed up in a few words. Héctor Germán Oesterheld, father and creator of "El Eternauta"—the comic book adapted into a Netflix series—was kidnapped and disappeared on April 27, 1977, along with his four daughters. Héctor Oesterheld and Elsa Sánchez married and had four daughters: Estela, Diana, Beatriz, …

In the neighborhood of Palermo, as a collective passes 59 and the city attends to its rhythm of loudspeakers and rushing steps, two policemen slow down a girl, smile at her and ask her for a picture. A third one approaches and joins the snapshot because his wife “is a fan of the comic and also of the series.” The series, El Eternala. The girl, Mora Fisz. Mora’s smile is giant, diaphanous, absolute. “For me it is new that people recognize me on t…

Netflix organized an event in Barrancas de Belgrano, in the capital of Buenos Aires, to celebrate the event of the comic series created by Héctor Germán Oesterheld. Teleshow photos