Titanes Planetarios #95
In "La mano del más allá," Patachín’s house is engulfed in flames as he flees through the front door, desperate for help, then races down the street toward the nearest telephone booth. The frantic search for aid is interrupted by a woman on the line who talks endlessly—her delay turning the moment into a slow, tense ordeal as the house burns to the ground. Cover by Gil Kane and Jack Adler.
In "¡Mi casa está en llamas!", Patachín bursts from his burning home, sprinting down the street in panic—only to find the nearest phone booth occupied by a woman lost in a long-winded conversation. As flames consume his house to the foundation, he waits, helpless, while she talks on.
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