Art by: Auraleón

Written by: Auraleón

In 1984, the magazine Creepy started publishing a science fiction series steeped in anguish and psychological horror. It began as a commissioned project but evolved into a remarkable collaboration between two comic book professionals. 

  The story follows Slim Robinson, a tormented man stranded alone in a drifting spaceship, whose body and mind slowly deteriorate as he confronts the vast emptiness of space. Haunted by memories of a failed and unfulfilled life, Robinson questions whether what he recalls is real or the product of a collapsing psyche.

ELIGIBLE FOR RAMON LLULL ILLUSTRATION GRANT

Key points:

• A disturbing yet deeply human tale that blends science fiction with existential terror, reflecting the ears and fragility of the human condition

• A testament to the creative synergy between writer and artist, who transform a space adventure into an intimate descent into psychological darkness

Technical info:

• Original title: Viaje al infierno

• Content: 46 pages - black and white

• 6 stories of 6-8 pages

Available worldwide