Zona 84 #43
In "Druuna [parte 5 de 9]," Paul Kirchner crafts a surreal, dreamlike sequence as a procession of fantastical figures—like something plucked from a Boschian nightmare—crosses the road just as a bus idles at a red light. Kirchner’s distinctive art, fully realized in his own pencils and inks, brings this eerie, painterly moment to life, while Blas Gallego’s cover captures the same unsettling, otherworldly tone with his signature style. A striking 350 ESP comic from 1987, it’s a vivid slice of dystopian surrealism in the Zona 84 series.
In "Pierden contacto," a cold, detached spy named Light finds an unexpected connection with Bold, a towering operative marked for destruction. As their bond deepens, they flee from the shadows of the CIA and KGB, seeking a fragile freedom in each other’s company.
A surreal procession of fantastical figures—straight out of a Boschian dreamscape—drifts across the road as a bus idles at a red light, the driver watching in quiet bewilderment.
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↩ Reprints Heavy Metal Magazine #5 (1979), Circus #70 bis (1984), Druuna #2 (1987), Léo Roa #1 (1988), Comic Art #19
Reprinted in L'Eternauta #62 (1988), USA magazine #38 (1989), Magnum #6/1989 (1989), L'Eternauta #74 (1989), Tung metall #9/1989 (42) (1989), Light & Bold #[nn] (1990), Schwermetall #132 (1991), Schwermetall #133 (1991), Burton & Cyb #2 (1992)
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