Sissi Novelas Graficas #202
"Silvia" is a quiet, heartfelt story from 1963, spotlighting a fleeting moment of connection between a young girl and a visiting painter. Written by Enrique Pons and brought to life with tender detail by artist Falguera, the tale captures a summer of simple kindness and fleeting promises. The cover, by E. Delgado, beautifully frames the story’s delicate mood.
In a quiet coastal village, young Silvia’s simple life shifts when a visiting painter, drawn to her quiet grace, asks to paint her portrait. Over two weeks, he comes to cherish the warmth and honesty of her family, even as his art begins to carry him far beyond their seaside home. When the portrait finally leaves for Paris, the promise he made to return to Silvia feels like a distant memory.
In "Susy, la cenicienta," Jo finds herself overlooked and overworked in her cousins' household after losing her parents, mirroring the tale of Cinderella. When her former boyfriend Arturo returns from his studies, the cousins try to win his favor—but Arturo's eyes are only on Susy. Written by C. Ruiz, this tender 1963 romance captures a quiet moment of reunion and recognition.
In a war-ravaged countryside, Yvonne becomes the unlikely bearer of a secret formula her father has created—one he fears will be twisted into a weapon. With danger closing in and her father’s life at stake, she must navigate treacherous paths to keep the truth safe.
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