Sissi Novelas Graficas #210
In "Yo quiero ser periodista," a quiet Sunday afternoon in 1963 unfolds with the familiar rhythms of family life—Marta lost in a novel, her parents absorbed in their routines—until her friends Dora and Coral pull her into a sudden party. There, a shy newcomer watches her from the sidelines, his quiet presence hinting at more than just a chance encounter. With gentle storytelling and expressive art by De Las Heras, this issue captures the delicate spark of connection, set against the warm, nostalgic backdrop of mid-century Spain. The cover, a vivid portrait by Edmond Fernández Ripoll, perfectly frames the moment just before everything changes.
Olga, a frustrated reporter at the "Daily World," storms out after another reprimand, wandering aimlessly until she stumbles into a dangerous part of town near the Thames. There, she accidentally witnesses a murder—just as she’s about to be discovered.
In "Las dos rosas. Episodio 8°," a quiet moment between Jane and Dave takes an unexpected turn when the stranger reveals the strange condition set by his grandfather: survive a month without a penny to earn ten thousand dollars. Though Jane refuses his help, Dave’s resolve hardens after their shared meal, and he quietly prepares to act—despite her objections.
In a quiet Sunday afternoon steeped in the rhythm of family life, Marta finds her routine interrupted by her friends Dora and Coral, who drag her to a party she’s hesitant to attend. There, a shy young man watches her from the sidelines, his quiet presence sparking a moment of unexpected connection. As Marta steps forward to ask him to dance, a new chapter begins—simple, tender, and full of quiet promise.
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