S.O.S. #9
"El castigo de las parcas" delivers a chilling, grounded horror tale from 1975, where a man digging a grave is struck from behind by a stone—only to find the corpse inside the coffin seemingly responsible. Written by Alfonso Figueras and S.I. Artists, with art and inks by the same duo, the story unfolds with a slow, unsettling dread. Esteban Maroto’s cover captures the moment’s eerie weight, perfectly framing the issue’s grim tone.
In a chilling twist of dark humor, a man reading a newspaper is suddenly stabbed in the back by a figure in black—only to deflate like a punctured balloon. The surreal, unsettling moment unfolds in just half a page, blending horror and absurdity with a sharp, unsettling punch.
In a quiet cemetery, a man digging a grave feels a sudden sting—then a rock hits him in the back of the neck. When he turns, the corpse in the coffin seems to have thrown it. With a grim twist, he smashes the coffin shut with a stone. The story, titled "null," unfolds in eerie silence and dark humor, a brief but unsettling moment of dread from S.O.S. #9.
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Reprinted in S.O.S. #12 (1975)
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