Ilustración + Comix Internacional #5
"Un cuento para niños" is a quietly philosophical tale from 1981, written and illustrated by Gabi in a singular creative effort that spans writing, art, inking, and lettering. Watso wanders a forest, asking its creatures about the purpose of being a comic book character, until an hermit offers a profound reply drawn from Nietzsche’s "Así habló Zaratustra." The cover, by Carlos Giménez, captures the story’s dreamlike tone with its evocative, moody lines.
In "La respuesta," Watso wanders a quiet forest, asking its creatures about the purpose of being a comic book character. After a series of thoughtful exchanges, an hermit finally answers with echoes of Nietzsche’s *Así habló Zaratustra*, leaving Watso — and readers — with a lingering question.
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↩ Reprints The Spirit #11/21/1948 (1948), Up from the Deep #1 (1971), Michael Moorcock's The Swords of Heaven, The Flowers of Hell #[nn] (1979), Skorpio #58 (1979), Pilote Mensuel #42
Reprinted in Fluide Glacial #58 (1981), Epix #7/1984 (1984)
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