Sergio Aragonés' Boogeyman #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prologue," the first chapter of Sergio Aragonés' Boogeyman, a boy named Paco is raised in a third world country where his mother uses the legend of the boogeyman to keep him obedient. As he grows, his fear evolves into a desperate quest for power, driven by the need to protect himself from the very monster he was taught to dread. Written by Mark Evanier and brought to life with signature wit and flair by Sergio Aragonés—both on art and inks, with lettering by Stan Sakai—this issue sets a haunting tone from the first page, all under Aragonés’ distinctive cover art.
In "The Dictator," a chilling tale from Sergio Aragonés' *Boogeyman* #1, a boy named Paco is raised on bedtime stories of a monstrous boogeyman, shaping his fear into a lifelong obsession with power. As he grows, his desperate need for control becomes a twisted path to absolute authority—where the line between protector and predator blurs.
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Reprinted in Herman Hedning #2/2011 (99) (2011), Herman Hedning #3/2011 (100) (2011), Herman Hedning #1/2012 (107) (2012)
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