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In "Huyendo del amor," a young woman arrives at a London train station with nowhere to go, fleeing something she can't escape—her past. Seeking a fresh start, she takes a room in a boarding house and a job at a quiet bookstore, but the weight of her secret shadows every step. Drawn with quiet intensity by Francisco Javier, this 1963 story captures a moment of fragile hope and growing dread, all rendered in the distinctive hand of the artist, who both pencils and inks the entire issue.
In "Huyendo del amor," a young woman arrives in London with nothing but a suitcase and a quiet fear, seeking to vanish into a new life. She finds temporary refuge in a boarding house and a quiet job at a bookshop, but the weight of her past follows her in every hushed moment.
In "Una bella aventura," Jo, an English girl on vacation in Spain with her boyfriend, finds herself caught between the warmth of a local dancer and the intensity of a bullfighter—while her companion’s gaze drifts toward another woman. Penciled and inked by the skilled Felix Mas, this 1963 romance unfolds with quiet tension and vivid emotion, set against the sun-drenched backdrop of a foreign summer.
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