Creepy #46
"El peregrino de los mundos" delivers a haunting, socially charged tale in Creepy #46, where fallen angels are tasked with collecting aid for earthquake victims in Nicaragua. Written by Guillermo Saccomanno and illustrated with stark precision by Leopoldo Durañona, the story unfolds with quiet tension as the angels confront greed and corruption—only to see their efforts undermined by dishonest officers who seize the donations. The cover by Enrich Torres captures the issue’s eerie, grounded tone with a striking, moody image.
In "null," the fallen angels tasked with gathering funds for earthquake victims in Nicaragua find themselves outmaneuvered when their handlers try to shortchange them—only to discover the angels aren’t so easily fooled. When corrupt police intercept the donations meant for the survivors, the true cost of their mission becomes clear.
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↩ Reprints Vampirella #37 (1974), Weird Tales of the Macabre #2 (1975), Sabre #[nn] (1978), Eerie #96 (1978), Vampirella #104 (1982), Vampirella #106 (1982), Spécial USA #1 (1983), Vampirella #112 (1983)
Reprinted in Gespenster-Geschichten präsentiert #2 (1985), Fierro a fierro #32
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