Ilustración + Comix Internacional #56
"Capítulo 9 - Refugio" delivers a stark, surreal confrontation in a war-torn landscape, where two soldiers face off in a tense standoff that takes a bizarre turn when one wields a weapon capable of altering the other’s gender. Written and illustrated by Coco in a striking, unified style, the story unfolds with a blend of psychological tension and body-horror surrealism, all rendered in the distinctive, high-contrast visuals that define the series. The cover by Boris Vallejo captures the same unsettling atmosphere with his signature hyper-detailed, dramatic flair.
In a deadpan satire from *Ilustración + Comix Internacional #56* (1985), two soldiers face off in a tense standoff—until one pulls out a bizarre weapon that shifts the power dynamic in the most unexpected way. The story’s dry, absurdist edge turns a moment of military dread into something hilariously surreal.
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