Cuentos de Misterio #136
In "El hombre que podía cambiar a la gente," the unsettling obsession of eccentric sound collector Jasper Jennings takes a terrifying turn when his portable tape recorder captures the final moments of the dying. As a guilty man tries to silence him, Jennings becomes consumed by the voices he records—each one whispering from beyond the grave. Art by Ed Smalle, both interior and on the cover, brings a haunting, hand-drawn intensity to this chilling 1968 tale from Editorial Novaro.
In "El hombre que podía cambiar a la gente," Professor Kley dazzles an audience with his seemingly impossible power to transform people into animals—until a reporter and his fiancée set out to uncover the truth behind the spectacle. What begins as a sensational stage act unravels into a tense mystery, where illusion and deception blur in unexpected ways.
In "El álbum del terror," the obsessive sound collector Jasper Jennings becomes trapped in a nightmare when a guilty man manipulates him, feeding him recordings that blur the line between memory and madness. With only the crackling echoes of the dying and his own unraveling mind to guide him, Jasper must confront a terror that may not be supernatural at all.
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