Selección Terror: Anoche salí de la tumba

About this issue

A Spanish-language pulp horror magazine featuring a woman in a diaphanous gown fleeing a moonlit graveyard dotted with crosses and skulls. The cover's lurid palette—midnight blue sky, spectral greens, pale flesh tones—signals supernatural threat. Bold orange lettering announces the genre while Curtis Garland's byline credits the featured story. Part of the "Bolsillos Brújuera" pocket-sized series, this magazine exemplifies how pulp publishers across the Hispanic world adapted the American formula of illustrated adventure tales, marketing fear and escape through painted covers designed to pull browsers toward the newsstand rack.