Zorro collection

Three strokes of the blade, a Z cut cleanly into the wood, and the legend gallops off again! Born in 1919 from the pen of American writer Johnston McCulley in the serial The Curse of Capistrano, Zorro watches over the Spanish California of haciendas and missions, where Don Diego de la Vega plays the nonchalant nobleman before putting on the black mask. Cape in the wind, he makes a fool of the garrison, taunts corrupt governors and takes back from the powerful what they took from the villagers. The 1957 Disney series set the rest of the scene with the horse Tornado, the good-natured Sergeant Garcia, the faithful Bernardo and the secret cave beneath the de la Vega hacienda. From Douglas Fairbanks in 1920 to Tyrone Power, from Alain Delon to Antonio Banderas, every era has carved its own masked avenger on screen. From the serial novel to comic book panels, all the way to the figure with its cape in the wind, the mark of the Z is far from done stamping itself on shelves!