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La Zorra y el Cuervo#275

La Zorra y el Cuervo #275

Sep 1971 · Editorial Novaro · 1.20 MXP

In La Zorra y el Cuervo #275, Zorri takes a bold step to reclaim her peace by building a barrier between her home and the tree where Cuervo lives—cutting off both the view of her neighbor’s cluttered yard and the feeling of being watched. Written by Cecil Beard and Alpine Harper, with art and inks by Jim Davis, this quietly poignant story captures a moment of boundary-setting with quiet humor and subtle tension.

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writer Cecil Beard · writer Alpine Harper · artist, inker Jim Davis

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artist, inker Jim Davis

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Zorri construye una barrera entre su casa y el árbol de Cuervo a fin de no sentirse observado y evitar ver la basura que rodea el árbol de su vecino.

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