Torpedo 1936 (No. 5)

Set against the backdrop of the 1930s, this riveting comic series immerses readers in the world of a ruthless hitman known as Torpedo. The narrative seamlessly blends dark humor with gritty storytelling as it follows the anti-hero through a series of violent exploits and encounters with an array of colorful characters. The vibrant artwork by Jordi Bernet brings the era to life, enhancing the narrative's pulse-pounding pace and emotional depth.

Enrique Sánchez Abulí’s masterful writing crafts a tale that is both engaging and provocative, inviting readers to explore themes of morality, loyalty, and survival. This installment is no exception, delivering a mix of action and reflective moments that captivate the audience, ultimately showcasing the complex nature of Torpedo’s existence in a tumultuous time. The combination of striking visuals and compelling storytelling makes this volume a standout in the series.