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Óscar Ramírez shares his birthday with his abuelo Ishmael, and on his eighteenth, Óscar does a traditional hikuri dance to honor his abuelo and the ancestral connections he has. He’s shocked when his abuelo takes him aside and tells him he’s a chispa, a tausiya, a shaman for the gods who can manipulate people’s perceptions of reality and give them visions. At the same time, oil is discovered in a nearby park. The municipality decides to close and sell it to businessmen, leaving the entire community with nowhere to gather. To save his beloved community park from destruction, Óscar needs to figure out how best to use his unique spark.
Writer: David Bowles
Cover Art: Armando Zanker
Pencils/Inks: Armando Zanker
Colors: Armando Zanker
Letterer: Armando Zanker
Editors: Héctor Rodríguez III and Rachel Gentry
Óscar Ramírez shares his birthday with his abuelo Ishmael, and on his eighteenth, Óscar does a traditional hikuri dance to honor his abuelo and the ancestral connections he has. He’s shocked when his abuelo takes him aside and tells him he’s a chispa, a tausiya, a shaman for the gods who can manipulate people’s perceptions of reality and give them visions. At the same time, oil is discovered in a nearby park. The municipality decides to close and sell it to businessmen, leaving the entire community with nowhere to gather. To save his beloved community park from destruction, Óscar needs to figure out how best to use his unique spark.
Writer: David Bowles
Cover Art: Armando Zanker
Pencils/Inks: Armando Zanker
Colors: Armando Zanker
Letterer: Armando Zanker
Editors: Héctor Rodríguez III and Rachel Gentry