Ilustración + Comix Internacional #60
"Rambla arriba, Rambla abajo... [parte 2 de 11]" delivers a surreal, visually striking continuation of a bizarre narrative, all drawn and written by Coco in a distinctive, unorthodox style. The story unfolds with a dreamlike sequence where a man forces a bird to ingest musical notes expelled from its beak—only for the notes to emerge again, this time from the bird’s rear, in a scene that’s as unsettling as it is artistically bold. The cover, a striking piece by Carlos Giménez, captures the issue’s offbeat tone with its sharp, expressive lines.
In this absurdist satire from *Ilustración + Comix Internacional #60*, a man forces a bird to ingest the musical notes it has just expelled from its beak—only to watch in bewildered amusement as the notes emerge, once again, from the bird’s rear. A surreal, deadpan twist on creativity and consumption, the story unfolds in a single, perfectly timed page.
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↩ Reprints Twisted Tales #10 (1984), Will Eisner's Quarterly #5 (1985), Charlie Mensuel #34, Fierro a fierro #11, Pilote Mensuel #138
Reprinted in James Bond #2/1989 (1989), Torpedo #3 (2007)
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