Sombra #4 (Spanish)

Justin Jordan (John Flood, Spread) tackles a provocative topic-the violent drug cartels of Mexico-partnering with artist Raul Trevino, who lives in Mexico and is drawing on his first-hand experiences to inform the story. A DEA agent, who disappeared in Mexico years ago, has resurfaced and is now out-brutalizing some of the cartels he was sent to investigate. His daughter has been tasked with stopping him?by any means necessary. Perfect for fans of Scalped, the novels Heart of Darkness and Savages, or the film Apocalypse Now.

Deep within the nightmare realm of Casca's dreams, Schierke and Farnese battle endless horrors to reach the dark secret that has imprisoned Casca's mind for so long. But the dreamworld dangers are no mere phantasms of the unconscious--they are a lethal reality to the intruders from the material world! From creator Kentaro Miura comes the latest chapter of Berserk, a sprawling adult fantasy epic of horror, humor, and fierce imagination and the inspiration for the wildly popular anime series.

Sara is feeling lucky. Her aunt and uncle have gotten a two-for-one deal and she can go camping with her cousin Adela for a whole week! The girls pool their money and decide to buy their Aunt Rosa a present. They choose a porcelain doll that is missing its left foot. The doll has decided to ruin their trip and Sara will do whatever it takes to thwart its efforts.

Un testimonio gráfico de los días de alarma, escritos y dibujados por Víctor Coyote, quien retrata situaciones cotidianas con humor, inteligencia y melancolía. El primer día del estado de alarma decretado por el Gobierno para luchar contra el coronavirus era domingo. En la panadería de mi barrio, un cartel rotulado a mano: «Dentro de la tienda, 1 persona.» «Es por el bien de todos. Gracias.» La pequeña tienda se había adaptado inmediatamente a la nueva situación. Yo también reaccioné rápido -creo que no fui el único- e intuí que habría dibujos e historias de interés en...

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