Sal y Pimienta #186
In "Los Bebés Parlantes," Berni el Cerebro builds a machine that lets Sal y Pimienta understand adult speech—but it’s a two-way street, and suddenly the adults might just start hearing what the babies have to say. A clever twist on communication, this 1980 issue from Editorial Novaro delivers playful sci-fi with a side of social curiosity, all rendered with sharp, expressive lettering by composición tipográfica.
In "Los Bebés Parlantes," Berni el Cerebro builds a machine that lets Sal and Pimienta understand adult speech—but when it glitches, the tables turn, and adults suddenly hear the world through the eyes (and babbling) of babies. The story unfolds with playful chaos as the line between childish nonsense and grown-up logic begins to blur.
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