# Catalog Description
This Spanish-language pulp magazine features two stories by Lou Carrigan. The opening narrative, "Crímenes en la fiesta" (Crimes at the Party), depicts a murder spree at an elegant Washington soirée hosted by Walter Bruckner. Brazilian scientist Professor Nelson Silveira, invited to meet government researcher Denis Doncaster, methodically executes Doncaster and two CIA agents (Aldo Ramsay and Burt Douglas) guarding him, using a silenced pistol and dispatching victims with clinical efficiency among the party guests. The dying Doncaster cryptically utters "Pan de azúcar...Silveira...destruirá azúcar" before expiring.
The second story introduces protagonists cycling near Malta: Angelo Tomasini, a serious, copper-haired man, and the beautiful Brigitte with black hair and blue eyes, reunited at Villa Tartaruga after Brigitte's postal summons. Their romantic reunion on the spring morning marks the beginning of what appears to be an adventure-romance narrative, interrupted mid-sentence in the OCR text.
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About this artifact
- Date
- 1978
- Rights
- Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
- Restoration
- Digitally restored and hosted by ComicBooks.com.
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