Cuentos de Misterio #186
In early 19th century England, the notorious highwayman Gentleman Jim Craddock meets his end at the gallows, vowing to return and reclaim his criminal legacy. Decades later, a mysterious bandit haunts Europe, leading the Hawks to London where they encounter the enigmatic Gentleman Ghost—only to find themselves divided on whether he’s a spectral revenant or a master of deception. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with bold precision by Murphy Anderson, this haunting tale unfolds with a chilling mystery and a twist that lingers long after the final panel. The cover, a striking double-draw by Joe Kubert, captures the eerie presence of the Ghost with sharp, dramatic flair.
In early 19th century England, the notorious highwayman Gentleman Jim Craddock meets his end at the gallows, swearing from beyond the grave he’ll return to haunt the roads. Decades later, a phantom robber known only as the Gentleman Ghost stirs fear across Europe, drawing the Hawks to London where they confront the enigmatic figure—only to find themselves caught in a tense game of deception, questioning whether the man in the mask is truly a spirit or a master of disguise.
In "El zumbido de la amnesia," Átom investigates a mysterious hum that causes sudden memory lapses, uncovering a hidden rivalry among university professors behind the sonic attacks. The story unfolds with quiet tension, blending science and suspense in a setting where knowledge itself becomes a weapon.
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