Supermán #873
In "El arpa del diablo," Sergio Aragones delivers two sharp, playful gags that highlight his signature wit and visual flair. On one side, a woman’s bold "No me molesten" towel sets up a quiet beach scene with a hint of comedic tension; on the other, a sunbather’s slippery hands turn a simple act of applying oil into a slapstick moment. The cover, by Neal Adams and Dick Giordano, adds a dramatic flair to this lighthearted issue from 1972.
Pepe presses Paco for the 100 Pesos he’s owed, and though Paco can’t pay now, he promises to settle up when he can. When the stagecoach they’re on is halted and robbed, Paco offers to repay Pepe on the spot—turning the moment of crisis into a chance to clear his debt.
In "Sonrisas," two playful beachside gags unfold in parallel: a woman staking her claim on the sand with a towel that boldly declares "No me molesten," while just across the page, another woman struggles to hold onto a sun tan oil bottle—only to have it slip right out of her oiled hand.
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