Historias Fantásticas #298
In "Donde soló los muertos son libres," a fugitive from a jungle prison stumbles into a nightmare of forced labor, trapped in a remote diamond mine by a deranged master and his silent servant. Written by George Kashdan and illustrated by Bob Brown with inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1972 tale from Historias Fantásticas #298 delivers a tense, atmospheric descent into isolation and desperation. The cover, a striking portrait by Nick Cardy, captures the haunting mood of a world where freedom is a ghost.
In the dense, unforgiving jungle, Horne flees a prison only to stumble upon a deranged man and his silent servant, who seize him and bind him to a brutal life of labor in a hidden diamond mine.
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