Creepy #79
"Érase una vez un milagro" is a haunting, introspective tale from Creepy #79, a 1986 issue that stands out for its stark emotional weight and eerie atmosphere. Written and illustrated by Miguel Berzosa—handling every aspect of the interior art, from pencils to inks—this story follows a soldier who believes he’s the last survivor of a devastating explosion, only to stumble upon a solitary, enigmatic house where his fragile sense of life begins to unravel. The cover, by Sanjulián, captures the story’s unsettling mood with a stark, dreamlike image that hints at the mystery within.
In "El héroe," a lone soldier believes he’s the last survivor of a devastating explosion—until he stumbles upon a solitary, eerie house. As he tries to reclaim a semblance of life within its walls, unsettling truths begin to surface, revealing a haunting reality he can’t escape.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints Fantagor #1 (1970), Dossier Negro #48 (1973), Creepy #68 (1975), Eerie #63 (1975), Creepy #77 (1976), Twisted Tales #2 (1983), Twisted Tales #9 (1984)
Reprinted in Joyas de Creepy #[3] (1987), Schwermetall #103 (1988), Magnum Comics #6/1988 (1988)
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