Ilustración + Comix Internacional #38
"Ratas" is a striking, self-contained story from 1984, written and illustrated entirely by Mordillo, whose distinctive style brings a surreal, almost dreamlike tension to a simple journey. The narrative follows a car navigating a series of traffic signs that lead, step by step, toward an increasingly ominous cliff’s edge—where the final sign points straight down into the abyss. The cover, a bold, dramatic piece by Will Eisner, captures the same sense of unease with its stark composition and precise inking.
In this brief, deadpan gem from *Ilustración + Comix Internacional #38* (1984), a car obediently follows traffic signs through a surreal stretch of road—each one leading further into an increasingly absurd landscape—until it reaches the edge of a sheer cliff, where the final sign points straight down into the abyss.
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