Mirabelle #1 February 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Web," Bob invites Celia to step into the building where she once saw a girl with her face in a burning room. When Bob confesses his love and asks her to marry him, she refuses—only for a sudden accident to spark a fire that forces her to confront a chilling truth. Ramón Torrents' striking artwork brings the eerie atmosphere to life, weaving tension through every panel.
In the quiet, sun-dappled setting of the Maddison Motel, teenage Janie watches as her father begins spending time with Brian’s mother, sparking quiet unease and unspoken questions about what might come next. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, this tender three-page story captures a moment of shifting family dynamics, where the promise of new beginnings lingers just beneath the surface.
In "The Girl with My Face," Jo finds herself drawn into a haunting moment when she sees her own face in a burning room—only to be pulled back into the present by Bob, who’s asked her to marry him. When she refuses, a sudden accident sparks a fire, and in the chaos, she realizes the vision wasn’t a memory, but a glimpse of what might be.
In "null," two longtime friends, Tanya and Jane, try to make a fresh start together by sharing a flat during their nursing training—only to find that living side by side tests the limits of their friendship in ways neither expected. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story quietly explores the delicate balance between closeness and independence.
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