Cosmos #53
In "Un homme dans le cosmos," a comet’s passage over a Parisian skyscraper sends an elevator into an unknown dimension, trapping four individuals—each burdened by personal failure—on a journey that reshapes their sense of self. With art by Howard Purcell, this 1980 issue of Cosmos offers a quiet, surreal exploration of identity and resilience, where the boundaries of reality blur just enough to reveal what was always within.
In "L'ascenseur pour nulle part !", four lost souls—each carrying their own quiet failures—find themselves trapped in an elevator that slips through a comet’s tail and into a strange, shifting dimension. As the world around them warps and their deepest insecurities surface, they confront something beyond the ordinary, emerging changed when the doors finally open again.
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