Cuentos de Misterio #90
In "El 'Cóndor' ataca en la noche," the Hawks face off against the enigmatic Shrike, a flying foe whose storm-born wings unleash lightning and gales. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Murphy Anderson, this 1966 tale from Editorial Novaro sees the heroes uncovering the Shrike’s mysterious origins—leading them to the planet Moronon, where they’re met with resistance from a tyrant who knows the truth about the Shrike’s royal blood. The cover by Murphy Anderson captures the night-time clash with dramatic flair.
In "El 'Cóndor' ataca en la noche," the Hawks face off against the Shrike, a mysterious aerial foe whose storm-wielding wings strike fear into the night. When the villain falls, he reveals he doesn’t remember how he gained his powers—leading the heroes to uncover a shocking truth: he’s the exiled prince of the distant planet Moronon, and returning him home means confronting the tyrant who stole his throne.
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