Horus #[6]
In "Las pirámides de Ra," a surreal journey unfolds through dreamlike vignettes: a bird hatches from a juggling egg, a man lights a cigarette with a painted cigar from a canvas, and a thief flinches at a mouse beneath a bed. Written and illustrated by Cesc in a striking, handcrafted style, this 1975 issue from Producciones Editoriales offers a quietly bizarre meditation on reality and illusion. The cover by Boada captures the same uncanny atmosphere, blending shadow and whimsy in a single, haunting image.
In this playful 1975 gem from Horus #6, a man juggles eggs—only one hatches into a bird that takes flight. A cigarette drawn from a painted cigar in a portrait lights up his moment. And beneath a bed, a thief freezes at the sound of a tiny, unseen mouse.
In "Las pirámides de Ra," Sikkim journeys from Basora to Egypt in search of clues to the sign of Kiff, only to awaken memories of a past life as a pyramid builder serving a forgotten pharaoh. The story weaves ancient mystery with personal revelation, blurring the line between memory and myth.
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Reprinted in Infinitum 2000 #2, Infinitum 2000 #5
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