Salome #218
In "¿Hombre o muñeco?", Amanda—still reeling from a past relationship where she refused to be controlled—turns her attention to a junior employee, determined to win him over despite his existing romance. Written by Victoria Sau and illustrated by Josefina, this 1966 issue explores the tension between desire and manipulation through a story grounded in personal power and emotional stakes. The cover by Antonio Borrell captures the eerie allure of the moment, hinting at the psychological game about to unfold.
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Después de que su anterior novio la dejara por negarse a ser su marioneta, Amanda utiliza su influencia -como sobrina del dueño de una compañía de seguros- para poner la mira en un empleado subalterno, convencida de que logrará enamorarlo, a pesar de que él ya tiene novia. [After her previous boyfriend dumped her for refusing to be his puppet, Amanda uses her influence -as the niece of an insurance company owner- to set her sights on a junior employee, convinced that she will succeed in making him fall in love with her, even though he already has a girlfriend.]
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