La Mujer Araña #5
In "Pesadilla," a desperate man finds himself targeted by an otherworldly being capable of sending objects through television sets—only to narrowly escape when he realizes he’s been avoiding his electric bill. Written by Stan Lee and Rémy Bastien Jr., with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1982 issue from Novedades blends surreal sci-fi with a touch of dark humor. The cover by Dave Cockrum and Ernie Chan captures the eerie, glitch-like tension of the story’s premise.
In "¡Yo fui capturado por la criatura de Krogarr!," a careless human finds himself targeted by an otherworldly being capable of dragging objects through television screens—only to escape when a simple unpaid electricity bill accidentally disrupts the alien's plan. Letters by Leroy add a quirky, tactile flair to this bizarre, sci-fi short from La Mujer Araña #5.
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