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Selección Terror: El Fantasma de la Sombra Roja
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Selección Terror: El Fantasma de la Sombra Roja

· 1980

A Spanish pulp magazine cover featuring Clark Carrados in a horror tale of the Red Shadow phantom. The painted artwork depicts a woman in white clothing threatened by a looming dark shadow against a rust-orange background. Bold orange and yellow typography signals the terror genre, while the "Selección Terror" header and "Solo mayores de 18 años" disclaimer mark this as adult horror fiction. Spanish pulp magazines of the 1970s-80s continued the tradition of penny dreadfuls and American weird fiction, packaging sensational stories with vivid cover art designed to grab newsstands readers. This Argentine or Spanish publication inherited the aesthetic and marketing strategies of earlier adventure pulps, translating international characters into local genre entertainment.

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Date
1980
Rights
Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
Restoration
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