Cuentos de Misterio #190
In "La risa del fantasma," the Gentleman Ghost finds himself drawn to a blind psychic whose faith in a mystical jewel may be the key to her sight—leading him on a haunting series of thefts across the night. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with moody precision by Murphy Anderson, this eerie tale unfolds with a ghostly romance and a secret that finally breaks through Hawkman’s long-held disbelief. The cover, a striking collaboration by Joe Kubert, captures the chilling elegance of the spectral thief in silhouette.
In "La risa del fantasma," the Gentleman Ghost finds himself drawn to a blind psychic whose faith in a mystical jewel might restore her sight—leading him on a haunting quest through a series of daring thefts. As the Hawks close in, Hawkman faces a personal reckoning, finally acknowledging the truth about the Ghost’s spectral nature to his wife.
In "Si la envidia fuera tiña," when an explosion rocks Ivy University’s electron microscope lab and Professor von Rilk is accused of being a Nazi saboteur, Ray Palmer enlists his fiancée Jean to defend him—then shrinks to microscopic size as the Atom to uncover the truth behind the blast.
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