Marvila, la Mujer Maravilla #141
In "El genial pirata de la cuarta dimensión," Wonder Woman faces a bizarre mind game orchestrated by the enigmatic Brain Pirate, who traps her in a surreal arena where she's forced to serve as a target on a colossal dartboard—mirroring the striking cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. As the dreamlike ordeal unfolds, a sudden blow to her head cuts short a vivid Golden Age flashback, triggered by the strange power of an old comic book, leaving her to reflect on the limits of the Dream Merchant’s influence. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Ross Andru with inks by Mike Esposito, this 1967 adventure from Editorial Novaro blends surreal spectacle with a touch of nostalgia, all within a 1.00 MXP cover price.
In "El genial pirata de la cuarta dimensión," Wonder Woman is drawn into a surreal memory when the Dream Merchant reveals Golden Age comic books to her, triggering a vivid flashback to a past clash with the enigmatic Brain Pirate. The story unfolds as a dreamlike journey through the pages of her own history, blending nostalgia and mystery in a tale that lingers just beyond the edge of reality.
In "El genial pirata de la cuarta dimensión, parte 2," the Brain Pirate turns his sinister gaze on Etta Candy and the Holliday Girls, leaving them as hollow shells after stealing their minds—just as he did with Steve Trevor. With the fate of the team hanging in the balance, the battle for their consciousness unfolds in this gripping 1967 tale from Marvila, la Mujer Maravilla #141.
In "El genial pirata de la cuarta dimensión, parte 4," Wonder Woman finds herself ensnared in a surreal trap orchestrated by the Brain Pirate, who turns her into a living target on a colossal dartboard. As the dreamlike ordeal unfolds, a sudden blow to her head snaps her from a vivid Golden Age flashback—sparked by the mysterious power of an old comic book—leaving her to ponder the true reach of the Dream Merchant’s influence.
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