The Haunting of Jilly Johnson

From the very first night in her new flat, Jilly Johnson is haunted by nightmares and calls out the name of a man who Jilly does not know. Spooked by a fortune teller, and by what she sees as the flat itself sending her messages, she becomes determined to find out more about the previous tenants, and the accident that led to the death of one of them. And then in The Island of Stones , two English tourists on holiday on a Greek island meet a modern master sculptor, known for his stone statues of the human form, and discover the secret of his success - the head of Medusa. This story acts as a showcase for Rafael Busom Clua, who initially caught the reader''s eye with his incredibly stylish work on Sugar Jones.

Auteur

Rafael Busóm Clúa, through an art agency, worked from his home country of Spain on many comic strips for British titles in the 1970s, including The Island of Stones and Sugar Jones for Pink, The Three Wishes for Tammy, Two of a Kind for Misty and Warm Love for Oh Boy!.