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A brilliant Darín brings Juan Salvo to life in an updated version of what is perhaps the most transcendent comic in South **** series seeks to be "faithful" to the original ideas of Oesterheld, who wrote this comic in the midst of a dictatorship that took him and his entire family. The comic's allegories of foreign interference and how they manipulate their own people... are brilliant.Additionally, in a beautiful move, Stagnaro humanizes our hero, injects him with internal doubts and controversies... and adds a plus by adding the weight of being a Falklands War veteran... Chapeaux.There are also several tributes to Solano Lopez, with shots that look like digital copies of those comics. At times, what we see in that snowy, apocalyptic Buenos Aires is sublime."No one is saved alone" would be the series' main line, and the ongoing discussion surrounding this statement hovers throughout this first season.