Horus #[7]
In "Extraña pesadilla," Sikkim awakens on a Cretan beach after surviving a shipwreck, haunted by vivid memories of a past life on the island in 2500 B.C. As the desert and war fade behind him, the line between memory and reality begins to blur. José Ferrer handles both art and inks for the story, while Vicente Segrelles delivers the striking cover.
In this absurdist gem from Horus #7, a diver is flattened by a sudden geyser, a woman faces a needle-nosed mosquito, and a man tries to tie off a chimney’s smoke vent with a rope—each moment a surreal twist of the mundane, delivered with deadpan humor in just one page.
In "Cretenses," Jo, a wanderer from ancient Egypt, flees the desert with the aid of merchants, crosses the Mediterranean on a ship, and survives a military air attack that sinks the vessel. Washed ashore on the island of Crete, unconscious and adrift, he begins to recall a forgotten life from 2500 B.C.—a past that feels more real than the present.
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