Cimoc #14
This eighth issue of the Cimoc series, published by Norma Editorial, continues the Spanish comic magazine's tradition of presenting a curated mix of serialized stories and standalone features. As part of the anthology's run from the early 1980s, it showcases work from various creators, reflecting the eclectic style and narrative trends of Spanish comics of that era.
A 1982 issue from Norma Editorial's Cimoc series, "El regreso de Ixtlacoliuhqui" features the characters Ixtlacoliuhqui and other figures from the story, rendered in the distinctive style of artist Tha, who also handled inking and lettering. The cover, illustrated by Don Lawrence, presents a dramatic scene tied to the tale.
In "Los sueños cerca del mar," Alvar is haunted by a vivid dream of a woman in peril, her fate tied to a distant village unknown to him. Drawn by an unshakable pull, he sets out on a journey that blurs the line between vision and reality, uncovering a truth far stranger than he ever imagined.
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↩ Reprints Epoxy #[nn] (1968), Skorpio #43 (1978), Pilote Mensuel #88
Reprinted in L'Eternauta #8 (1982), Death Rattle #[nn] (1983), Hombre #2 (1986), The Mercenary the Definitive Editions #2 (2018), Cimoc presenta #2, Cimoc presenta #9
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