Historias Fantásticas #359
In "¿Hay algo peor que la muerte?", Angus Ferguson fakes his own death to test how his town truly feels about him—only to find their celebration leaves him hollow, except for the quiet presence of two strangers who see beyond the performance. Written by Wesley Marsh and illustrated by Lee Elias, this haunting tale from Historias Fantásticas #359 (1979) explores grief, perception, and the weight of being seen. The cover by Luis Dominguez captures the story’s eerie stillness with a stark, evocative image.
In "Cerca de la medianoche," Angus Ferguson fakes his own death to test how his town truly feels about him—only to find his passing met with celebration, save for two mysterious strangers who linger in the shadows. The story unfolds with quiet dread, probing the weight of reputation and the unsettling silence that follows a life no one truly knew.
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