Lola Vendetta. Una habitación propia con wifi

FREEDOM, EQUALITY, SUSTAINABILITY!
Discover a new Lola Vendetta hatched

"I really liked A Room of One's Own with Wifi, it has a lot of nuances, it's very powerful, very visceral."
Monstruo Espagueti, Carne Cruda

Lola Vendetta has thrown herself with such passion into defending the feminine revolution and betting on a new masculinity that she didn't realize another revolution was brewing inside her. Her body and mind, tired of being ignored, have mutinied and threaten to collapse. To make matters worse, her idea of love is crumbling. Everything pushes her to take a break in the countryside, but she still can't imagine the consequences of finally having a room of her own (with wifi, of course): the hatching of a new Lola Vendetta, free and ecofeminist.

Critics have said...
"In these days of sound and fury, reading Raquel Riba Rossy's work can become a catharsis, an exercise in liberation, a remedy against mental tension."
Raquel Jiménez Jiménez, Zenda

"I highly recommend A Room of One's Own with Wifi, which brings us back, and wilder than ever, to the character of Lola Vendetta."
Manuel Rodríguez Rivero, Babelia

"Raquel Riba Rossy: the illustrator behind the successful, funny and feisty superheroine of feminism, Lola Vendetta: a character who accumulates thousands of fans, who guts her fears, who bleeds, f***s, menstruates, feels and talks about everything without beating around the bush, à la Anne Sexton, and it is there, in the depths of her being, where she finds her power. The more human she becomes, the more she rocks."
Javier Gallego, Carne Cruda

"A volume with graphic and humorous 'punch', but also with a reflective and existentialist point. [Lola Vendetta] bounces back in these pages where, beneath so many stubborn realities, what vibrates is optimism and the desire to devour life in mouthfuls."
Javier Ors, La Razón

"A Room of One's Own (with Wifi) subtly delivers a devastating critique of the tyranny of meritocracy that drives us crazy. Clichés and slogans that speak of a future that only depends on us, on our ability to make them possible through strenuous effort."
Juan Losa, Público

"One of the cartoonists with the most to say today. Brilliant mind and sharp pencil, Lola Vendetta takes a break from her struggles to retreat for a few days in the countryside. A creative exile that will be the beginning of a new awakening, that of the free and ecofeminist Lola Vendetta."
El Nacional

"You emerge wiser, more feminist, ecologist and with enough caffeine to overcome... even another pandemic."
Lula Gómez, Público

About the author...

"Lola Vendetta is a girl who, when she hears comments like "You're prettier when you're quiet," "All women are the same," or "You can tell you're on your period," pulls out her katana and slits her interlocutor's throat."
Álvaro Colomer, El Mundo

"Lola Vendetta gives voice to the silence of women through drawing [and] offers [...] a form of visual empowerment that unravels the most necessary, albeit uncomfortable, truths regarding the frustration women experience in society."
Concha García, La Razón