Batman #439
"El salvaje ataca a Batman" is a standout issue from 1968, featuring a bold cover by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson that captures the raw energy of the story within. Though the interior is typeset, the issue stands out for its unique promotional content—advertising a new line of science fiction magazines, each priced at 1.00 MXP and spanning 36 pages, with titles like Marvila and Titanes Planetarios.
In "El salvaje ataca a Batman," a chance encounter sends reformed criminal Mark Desmond spiraling back into his old identity as Blockbuster, driven by a sudden, violent obsession to destroy anything tied to Batman. The moment he sees a Batman display in a department store, his fragile redemption shatters, unleashing a rampage fueled by rage and fractured memory.
In "El problema de las pinturas valiosas," Martin Tellman finds himself in a baffling predicament when his collection of what he thought were worthless copies of famous paintings inexplicably transforms into the real masterpieces—leaving him to wonder how and why, with no clear answer in sight.
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