El Víbora #4
In "No me gustan los lunes!", writer and artist Sento delivers a delightfully surreal four-panel comic where everyday objects come to life in absurd, dreamlike ways—starting with a snake-like cable snatching a umbrella, followed by a suitcase spilling out the moon, a pencil sharpener choking on smoke, and a loaf of bread assembling a sandwich with a fluorescent tube. The whimsical, offbeat humor is brought to life through Sento’s distinctive interior art and lettering, while Pons’ cover adds a striking visual punch with their bold, stylized pencils and inks.
In "null," a surreal comic strip from El Víbora #4 (1980), everyday objects come to strange life: a snake-like cable snatches a parasol, a suitcase unleashes the moon, a pencil sharpener coughs after trying to smoke, and a loaf of bread sandwiches a fluorescent tube. With deadpan absurdity and a dreamlike rhythm, the story unfolds in four silent, perfectly timed panels.
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↩ Reprints "Gjdrkzlxcbwq" Comics #[nn] (1973), Comix Book #3 (1975), L'Écho des savanes #30 (1977), Gummi #3 (1977)
Reprinted in U-Comix #14 (1981), Anarcoma #[nn] (1983), U-Comix #34 (1983), Anthologie El Víbora #[nn] (1984), Historias completas de El Víbora #30 (1990)
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