Den skrattande solen #[nn]
A quiet, introspective story titled "En liten berättelse" from 1988, featuring characters from the Medusa series, drawn and written by Gilbert Hernandez, with full art and inking by the same hand. The cover, also by Hernandez, complements the intimate tone of the narrative.
In *Soppa för brustna hjärtan*, Tipin’ Tipin’ lies in a prolonged sleep beneath the house he was evicted from, a man abandoned by fortune and love. When Carmen and the boys finally pull him out, no one will welcome him—until Carmen brings him home, where tensions simmer and unexpected bonds form. As new arrivals like Luba draw attention and old friendships strain under pressure, the quiet chaos of Palomar unfolds with quiet heart and sharp humor.
In "På Isidors strand," Chelo orchestrates Luba’s arrest after she steals customers from the local salon, only to find herself locked in the same cell. When the two confront each other, their rivalry gives way to an unexpected connection, much to the shock of the boys who rush in to separate them. Meanwhile, Manuel’s secret romance with Pipo ends in tragedy when Soledad, consumed by jealousy, shoots him. In the aftermath, Chelo steps into a new role, becoming the town’s new sheriff.
In "Den skrattande solen del 1," Jesus spirals into violence, injuring his wife and destroying his home before vanishing into the mountains. His old companions—Israel, Satch, Vicente, and Heraclio—unite in a desperate search, following his trail into the wilds where the truth of his descent remains unknown.
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