Horus #[8]
In "La araña," a quiet moment in a dimly lit room unravels into something uncanny: a bookmark pulls free, revealing the tail of a mouse; a spider hangs from a tangled abstract painting that seems to breathe; and a woman rewinds a man’s sweater, pulling a thread that feels like it’s leading somewhere it shouldn’t. Written and illustrated by Cesc, this surreal tale from 1975 blends quiet unease with delicate, dreamlike visuals—each panel a knot in a story that refuses to be untangled. Cover by Cesc.
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Un hombre tira del marcapáginas para abrir un libro pero resulta ser el rabo de un ratón. Una araña cuelga de un cuadro abstracto de aspecto enmarañado, como una tela de araña. Una mujer se apropia del jersey de un hombre tirando de una hebra y volviendo a tejerlo.
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