Graphic novel cover: a grizzled man, woman, and boy on a desolate planet under spaceships and a cracked silhouette. Title "AGUILAS ACERO".

An iconic, graphic novel–style cover illustration of the Acero family, composed like a sci-fi tragedy. Aguilas Acero stands at the center, tall and imposing, an aging veteran with a partially visible mechanical prosthetic leg. His face is carved by scars and shadows, eyes looking downward, heavy with guilt and responsibility. To his right stands Eko Acero, a teenage boy with sharp, observant eyes and a tense posture. A makeshift smartphone is strapped to his wrist with improvised bands and tape, its screen glowing faintly. His expression suggests intelligence, doubt, and the instinct to uncover lies. To Aguilas’s left stands Yseult Acero, athletic and fierce, body slightly angled forward as if ready to strike. Her hands are clenched, knuckles scarred, her gaze burning with restrained violence and unresolved anger. Above and behind them, dominating the upper background, Alcon Acero appears as a faded, fragmented silhouette—half memory, half ghost—his image cracked like broken glass, symbolizing loss and destiny. The background is minimal and symbolic: abstract spacecraft structures, fractured stars, and distant planetary shapes, blending into deep shadows. Color palette is limited and bold: cold blues and greys, stark whites, and violent accents of red. Style: modern graphic novel, strong ink lines, high contrast, expressive shadows, painterly textures, poster-like composition, dramatic negative space. Mood: tragic, defiant, intimate, mythic. Ultra-detailed, cinematic See more