Zona 84 #42
In "Druuna [parte 4 de 9]," Paul Kirchner's striking visuals bring a surreal cityscape to life, where ordinary objects take on unexpected roles—passengers boarding a bus, a hydrant stepping down onto the sidewalk. With a quiet, dreamlike logic, the world of Zona 84 unfolds through Kirchner’s singular art and storytelling, and Mike Whelan’s cover captures the issue’s offbeat, mechanical poetry.
In "Segundo contacto (interruptus)," a detached spy named Light finds an unexpected connection with Bold, a formidable operative with a lethal past. As their bond deepens, the two evade relentless pursuit from the CIA and KGB, seeking a fragile freedom in each other’s company.
In this whimsical 1987 slice of surreal humor from Zona 84 #42, a city bus arrives at a quiet stop—only to load up on inanimate objects like a mailbox and a trash can, while a fire hydrant steps off the curb to take its place on the sidewalk.
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↩ Reprints 1984 #16 (1980), Heavy Metal Magazine #5 (1980), Alien Worlds #2 (1983), Epic Illustrated #22 (1984), Druuna #2 (1987), Comic Art #18
Reprinted in L'Eternauta #61 (1988), USA magazine #36 (1988), Magnum #5/1989 (1989), L'Eternauta #73 (1989), Light & Bold #[nn] (1990), Schwermetall #130 (1990), Schwermetall #131 (1990), Burton & Cyb #1 (1991), Burton & Cyb #1 (1991)
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