Zona 84 #40
In "Druuna [parte 2 de 9]," Paul Kirchner crafts a surreal, unsettling journey as a man waits at a bus stop—only to be consumed by a monstrous, writhing worm that then reshapes itself into the very bus he was waiting for. With Kirchner handling writing, art, and inks, the story unfolds in a stark, dreamlike vision that blurs the line between passenger and machine. The cover by Boris Vallejo captures the same eerie, hyper-detailed style, hinting at the strange transformation without revealing its full extent.
In "Primer contacto," a cold, detached spy named Light finds an unexpected connection with Bold, a towering operative marked for destruction. As their fragile bond deepens, the two flee across a shadowed world, evading the relentless reach of the CIA and KGB in a desperate bid to find a life beyond orders and control.
In the heart of a forgotten jungle, Professor Balanescu and a young woman are stranded, hunted by unseen forces. As the professor guards a secret he believes is the last true paradise on Earth, their desperate flight through the dense canopy becomes a test of survival and trust.
In a surreal twist of urban fantasy, a man waiting at a bus stop is suddenly swallowed by a giant worm—only for the creature to transform into the very bus he was waiting for.
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↩ Reprints Heavy Metal Magazine #4 (1980), Epic Illustrated #21 (1983), Alien Worlds #7 (1984), Heavy Metal Magazine #2 (1987), Druuna #2 (1987), Comic Art #16, Comic Art #17
Reprinted in L'Eternauta #60 (1988), USA magazine #34/35 (1988), L'Eternauta #71 (1989), Magnum #4/1989 (1989), Light & Bold #[nn] (1990), Schwermetall #120 (1990), Tung metall #5/1990 (46) [47] (1990), Schwermetall #128 (1990), Schwermetall #129 (1990), Burton & Cyb #1 (1991), Burton & Cyb #1 (1991), 2000+ #4/1991 (1991)
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