Cuentos de Brujas #138
"El pequeño monstruo" delivers a chilling, tightly wound tale from artist Everett Raymond Kinstler, whose stark interior art brings a grim, suspenseful atmosphere to this standalone story. Set in a tense, isolated moment aboard a train, the narrative unfolds with quiet dread as a man’s desperate hiding place becomes his tomb—no dialogue, no heroes, just the slow, inevitable pull of water and silence. The cover by Russ Heath, with its dramatic, shadowed composition, perfectly captures the story’s oppressive mood.
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Un asesino se esconde en un tanque de agua y cuando el tren toma agua del motor y drena el tanque hasta la mitad, el hombre ya no puede agarrarse a la tapa, finalmente se cansa y se ahoga.
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