Selección Terror: El bosque siniestro

# "El Bosque Siniestro" by Clark Carrados

This Spanish pulp terror collection (#417, 1981) features two interconnected narratives. The primary story follows Ralph Hohnill, a businessman driving through rural forest land toward Rickant Forest (locally called "the Cursed Forest") to close a lucrative deal. His journey reveals unsettling phenomena: the road seemingly closes behind him, absolute silence pervades the woods, and trees appear to move. He reaches a house where the beautiful Antonia Mawbenee resides.

A secondary narrative introduces Lee Taylor, an unemployed man facing eviction. After giving his last twenty dollars to an elderly beggar, he receives a mysterious metallic disc promising good fortune. That night, an unexpected letter arrives—a friend repays a four-year-old debt of one thousand dollars and offers employment. Taylor's circumstances dramatically improve. The disc appears to possess genuine magical properties, though the television subsequently malfunctions. The narrative suggests supernatural intervention connecting both storylines.