El Hombre Lobo: Werewolf #15
In "¡Algo Ha Nacido por la Noche!", a desperate man on a boat witnesses a stranger walking on water—then demands the secret of it at gunpoint. Under pressure, the stranger agrees, leading to a ritual beneath the waves where coral is rubbed on feet, binding the man to a fate deeper than he imagined. Cover by Rich Buckler and Keith Pollard, with interior art by Jay Scott Pike, this 1974 issue from Ediciones Vértice delivers a chilling, grounded tale of obsession and transformation, all set in a single, haunting night.
In "¡El hombre que Andaba Sobre el Agua!," a desperate man on a boat witnesses a stranger walking on water and demands the secret behind it at gunpoint. After a tense confrontation, the waterwalker agrees to teach him the ritual—dipping his feet in coral beneath the waves—only to vanish into the depths. When the man returns to shore, convinced he’s found a way to wealth and power, he’s suddenly swallowed by the sand, leaving only a question: what did he truly gain?
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↩ Reprints Adventures into Weird Worlds #14 (1953), Strange Tales of the Unusual #9 (1957), Creatures on the Loose #32 (1974), Werewolf by Night #39 (1976)
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