Metropol #1-12

Magazine of comics with 64 pages in black and white, more covered in color. He published stories in different series, almost all of Spanish authors. The number of pages increased only in # 6, which consisted of 72 pages, eight of which included a text with illustrations in color.
Metropol published indigenous works in first edition. Some comics drawn by the Argentine Gustavo Trigo and the Yugoslav Goran Delic were the only exceptions. The magazine consisted of short stories, which were often series such as KRAKEN, VITO or PACO RUSQUE. Once, as POLUX, was adopted in the formula of the serial serial. Despite the diversity of authors and works, the magazine was designed to looking for the cohesion of the whole. This was an urban context, staged in an imaginary town called Metropol. It was common that characters and concepts belonging to some stories appeared in some way also in others. Also inserted text pages, loaded of sarcasm and dark humour, often resembling news, articles and other sections of a newspaper, referring to what happened in the various stories.