Titanes Planetarios #14
In "¡Los lazarillos humanos!", a bearded man in a top hat finds his hammock won’t stay aloft between two trees—so he takes matters into his own hands with a surprisingly literal solution, digging a hole right between them. A whimsical, offbeat tale from the early days of Editorial Novaro, this 1954 issue features the distinctive inks of Murphy Anderson on the cover, with lettering and typesetting by unknown hands.
In "Nuevo invento," a bearded man in a top hat attempts to relax in a hammock strung between two trees—only to find it sags so badly it drags the ground. Undeterred, he decides the solution lies not in adjusting the ropes, but in digging a hole between the trees to match the sag.
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