Relatos Salvajes #19
"Sentencia de muerte" in Relatos Salvajes #19 (1974) delivers a chilling twist on a classic gangster trope, as a mysterious hooded boss's secret is revealed in a single, shocking moment. Written by Stan Lee and Blay Navarro, with art by Carmine Infantino and inks by Sy Barry, the story unfolds with a tense, atmospheric dread that lingers long after the final panel. The cover, by Rafael López Espí and Gray Morrow, captures the story's ominous tone with striking, shadow-drenched imagery.
When the Wasp's life hangs in the balance, the Avengers turn to Dr. Svenson for help—only to discover the scientist has been replaced by an alien from the planet Kallu in "¡Incluso los Vengadores pueden morir!" from Relatos Salvajes #19 (1974). The team must confront the unsettling truth behind the impostor before it's too late.
In "¡En el interior del platillo volante!", a crowd watches a sci-fi film about an alien invasion, only to step out of the theater and realize they’re not on Earth after all—just a moment later, they’re staring up at their own planet from the red dust of Mars.
In "El horror encapuchado," a gang boss whose face remains hidden beneath a hood stokes unease among his crew—until one of them, driven by morbid curiosity, strikes in silence. What he finds beneath the fabric is not a man, but a horror that defies explanation.
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