S.O.S. #12

Jul 1975 · Editorial Valenciana · 35 ESP

🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Venus de Leo”

"Venus de Leo" delivers a striking, surreal twist on biblical imagery in this 1975 issue from Editorial Valenciana. With moody, dramatic art by Alfonso Figueras and S.I. Artists, and a cover by Boada, the story presents a haunting scene where an angelic figure brandishes a flaming sword—only for a man to casually use it to light a cigarette. The quiet absurdity of the moment lingers, grounded in the stark contrast between divine menace and mundane rebellion.

writer, artist, inker Alfonso Figueras · writer, artist, inker S.I. Artists · cover Boada

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writer, artist, inker Alfonso Figueras

writer, artist, inker S.I. Artists

cover pencils, inks Boada

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En una evocación bíblica, un ángel amenaza, con su espada de fuego, a un hombre y una mujer desnudos. El hombre aprovecha la espada para encenderse un cigarro.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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