Zona 84 #41
In "Ciudad sin retorno [parte 3 de 5]", Paul Kirchner crafts a quietly unsettling journey through identity and isolation, following a man who finds himself on a bus where every passenger is identical—until he switches to another, where everyone looks just like him. The story unfolds with a dreamlike precision, drawing readers into a world where difference and sameness blur in ways that feel both eerie and inevitable. The consistent art and inks by Kirchner, alongside the striking cover by Oscar Chichoni, anchor the issue in a distinctive visual tone that lingers long after the final page.
In "Costilla en salsa," a woman’s routine bath takes a horrifying turn when her husband’s violent threat ends in his accidental death. Grateful for the convenience of his demise, she disposes of his body with chilling efficiency—flushing him down the toilet. But one day, as she relaxes in the tub, the decomposed remains of her husband stir to life, returning not for justice, but for a gruesome reunion in the septic tank where he now waits, forever.
In a quietly surreal twist of fate, a lone traveler rides a bus where every passenger who boards looks exactly like the last—but not like him. When he steps off and takes another, he finds himself surrounded by faces that mirror his own, leaving him to wonder what it means to be different, or the same.
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