Creepy #45
"Las crónicas del demonio" in Creepy #45 (1983) delivers a chilling tale of vengeance from beyond the grave, as fallen angels exact a dark retribution on a corrupt pimp who left a child orphaned after murdering Bibí, a prostitute who dared to keep some of her earnings. Written by Guillermo Saccomanno and illustrated with haunting precision by Leopoldo Durañona, the story unfolds with a grim, gothic pulse, while the cover by Bruce Jones and Richard Corben captures its sinister essence in stark, unforgettable detail.
In the grim underbelly of a city that feeds on sin, Jo—once a woman of the streets—finds her son orphaned after her murder at the hands of a cruel pimp. Now, from the shadows of the dead, a vengeful force rises, one that answers the cries of the fallen. This haunting tale, written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unknown artist, unfolds in six stark, unforgettable pages.
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↩ Reprints Sabre #[nn] (1978), Eerie #96 (1978), Eclipse, the Magazine #4 (1982), Vampirella #104 (1982), Twisted Tales #1 (1982), L'Écho des Savanes Spécial U.S.A. #25 (1983)
Reprinted in Gespenster-Geschichten präsentiert #2 (1985), Fierro a fierro #33
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