Misterios del Gato Negro #135

May 1961 · Editora de Periódicos, S. C. L. "La Prensa" · 1.00 MXP; 0.10 USD

🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "El ser llamado 'Eso'", a scientist's desperate experiment to eliminate a rival backfires when the creature he creates refuses to kill. When he turns on it instead, the creature's mind takes over his body—transforming the mad inventor into something new, something free. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1961 tale from Editora de Periódicos, S. C. L. "La Prensa" blends sci-fi dread and existential twist in a story that redefines what it means to be alive. The cover, penciled by Kirby and inked by Ayers, captures the eerie moment of transformation.

Contains 3 stories

El ser llamado "Eso"

13 pp · Science Fiction

Heinrich MunchConstrucción animada de Munch [solo llamado "Eso" en el título]

In "El ser llamado 'Eso'", a scientist's desperate experiment to eliminate a rival backfires when the creature he builds refuses to kill. After being hunted and murdered by his own creation, the creature's mind takes over his body—escaping the lab, and stepping into a life it never asked for.

Untitled Science Fiction story

5 pp · Science Fiction

In a quiet 1961 science fiction tale from *Misterios del Gato Negro #135*, a scientist develops a pill to shrink himself to a sub-atomic scale, driven by the belief that entire worlds exist at microscopic levels. When the experiment succeeds, he vanishes into a hidden realm known as Tierra—unseen, uncharted, and utterly unlike anything he imagined.

Los colmillos del monstruo

5 pp · Horror-Suspense

Darius Storme

In "Los colmillos del monstruo," a merciless hunter chases a sentient sea creature for sport, only to be outwitted and ensnared by its telepathic wrath. Trapped in a nightmare of isolation, he’s left alive—but forever haunted by the burden of a truth no one will believe.