Supermán #19
In "La bruja Luisa Lane," Lois Lane stumbles upon a mysterious jeweled ornament while doing Clark Kent a favor—taking his laundry to the cleaners. Convinced the trinket has cursed her with a strange power to unsettle criminals, she begins targeting those beyond the reach of the law, aided secretly by Superman. The gem, it turns out, was placed in Kal-El’s rocket by his father, Jor-el, as a safeguard against meteors, its true purpose hidden in the past. Cover by Win Mortimer, art by Al Plastino.
In a 1953 tale of accidental power and quiet heroism, Lois Lane stumbles upon a mysterious jeweled ornament while doing Clark Kent a favor—laundry duty. Believing the trinket has made her a jinx, she begins using it to target crooked men beyond the reach of the law, aided secretly by Superman. The ornament, a gift from Jor-el meant to protect baby Kal-el, holds a strange power over iron—just one of the many secrets hidden in the Kents’ quiet Kansas life.
When a massive, glowing eye materializes above Saturnopolis, panic spreads through the city—until Colonel Tommy Tomorrow and Captain Brent Wood are sent to investigate. What they discover is no weapon or monster, but a mysterious, perfectly still eye that seems only to watch, prompting Tommy to deduce it’s an advanced remote-controlled surveillance device from beyond the stars.
In "¡El caballo salvaje de cerro hueco!", Vigilante takes on a legendary black stallion feared by locals, including the Carter gang and the enigmatic Roy Bean, who believe the beast is cursed. When a group of men prepares to shoot the horse, Vigilante steps in with a daring wager: if he can ride the stallion for twenty-four hours, the animal will be spared. With the Chinatown Kid, Stuff, and Richards watching, the fate of the wild horse hangs in the balance.
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