Horus #[10]

Jan 1975 · Producciones Editoriales · 35 ESP

🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Sikkim regresa al Tíbet”

In "Sikkim regresa al Tíbet," the young Sikkim is pulled from a Cretan beach by a fisherman, only to be drawn by a dying telepathic call from Slon. Guided by that final summons, he journeys back to the Tibetan highlands, where the ancient library of Rapar-Tur holds long-buried truths about his past. With art by J. L. Ferrer and a striking cover by Boada, this 1975 issue blends mysticism and mystery in a story rooted in quiet revelation.

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artist, inker J. L. Ferrer · cover Boada

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artist, inker J. L. Ferrer

cover pencils, inks Boada

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Sikkim es rescatado de una playa de Creta por un pescador. Tras recibir una llamada telepática del moribundo Slon, emprende el viaje de regreso al Tíbet. Cumpliendo la última voluntad de Slon, Sikkim consulta los libros de la biblioteca del templo de Rapar-Tur, donde aprende secretos sobre su origen.

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