Zona 84 #52
In "El heredero [parte 1 de 5]," a tiny bus rolls up to the curb, only to slip seamlessly through the door of a much larger bus parked beside it—like a passenger entering a vehicle. Written and illustrated by Paul Kirchner, this surreal opening sequence sets a mysterious tone in a 350 ESP comic from 1988, with a striking cover by Richard Corben.
In "Aldo Gorney y Farquat: Involución," a botched experiment turns Aldo Gorney’s pet lizard, Scooter, into a Stegosaurus—leading to a chaotic chain of events that sees Aldo himself flung into space, flash-frozen and destined for a bizarre fate as a living food supply. The story unfolds with sharp wit and surreal sci-fi flair, blending absurd humor with the quiet dread of being preserved for someone else’s meal.
In a whimsical twist of scale and logic, a tiny bus rolls up to the curb—only to be swallowed whole by a much larger bus parked right beside it, as if the little one were just another passenger.
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↩ Reprints Heavy Metal Magazine #4 (1981), Dreadstar #7 (1983), Children of Fire #3 (1988), Winterworld #3 (1988), Fluide Glacial #125, L'Écho des Savanes #46
Reprinted in Heavy Metal Magazine #3 (1989)
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