¡Puez Hombre!, the manga by Hernán Migoya and Antonhy Torres, releases its first chapter

Hernán Migoya and Antonhy Torres have released the first chapter of their manga ¡Puez Hombre!. The work opens with a murder over extortion and confirms that new chapters will follow.

The story follows Járol, a man from Callao who pretends to be Spanish to pick up women. The ruse works until he gets tangled up with a virgin of lustful beauty who demands a condition in exchange for protecting him. From there, the protagonist has to decide whether the disguise is worth it.

Migoya writes the script and the art is handled by Torres, who is from Trujillo. The project leans on a dark, finely erotic linework, built from detail and chiaroscuro. The art works the characters' expressiveness and the dense atmosphere of each panel, while the script keeps the pace with sharp dialogue and plot twists.

An auteur manga with international ambitions

The authors present the work as a Peruvian comic with international ambitions, within adult visual narrative and auteur manga. The project targets a demanding reader and a serialized continuity.

The first chapter makes the tone clear: humor, extortion, and a protagonist who lies with his accent and ends up asking for permission. The moral: if you're going to pretend to be Spanish to pick up women, at least learn to negotiate the terms of the contract before someone collects on the extortion.

Will you give this first chapter a read? Tell us in the comments what you think of Migoya and Torres's proposal.