Salome #215
"El hombre que sabía vivir" in Salome #215 (1966) presents a poignant tale of fleeting romance and hidden struggles, as David—a man embraced by wealth and nightlife—finds himself drawn to Laura, unaware of the challenges she faces. Written by Victoria Sau and illustrated by Rafael Busom, with a striking cover by Antonio Borrell, the story unfolds with quiet intensity, revealing how lives intersect in unexpected ways.
In "El hombre que sabía vivir," David—charming and immersed in a vibrant nightlife—finds himself drawn to Laura, unaware she may soon lose her sight. When Laura discovers the truth about David’s struggles, their fragile connection faces a test neither expected.
In "No quiero ser fea," Jo, a quiet secretary, finds her self-worth shaken when her boss’s fiancée dismisses her looks with a cruel remark. Determined to change how she sees herself, she enrolls in a self-confidence school, where she hopes her instructor can help her rediscover beauty from within.
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↩ Reprints Valentine #20 May 1961 (1961)
Reprinted in Picture Romance #57 (1972)
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