Mexican Lobby Card:
Los Tigres De Korea (1951)
Here’s the Mexican lobby card for Korea Patrol (1951).
Azteca/Mexican Lobby Cards
Mexican Lobby Card:
La Destruccion De La Atlantida
This Mexican lobby card appears to be for Republic Pictures' serial, Undersea Kingdom (1936), with Ray "Crash" Corrigan and Lon Chaney, Jr. But…spacemen…in outer space? And, yes, the story is about Atlantis, but the Mount Vesuvius-like volcano looks apropos of Pompeii, not the earth-quake centered plot of this serial.
Mexican Lobby Card: La Sombra Blanca
It looks like he knocked out the lady, doesn't it? (Note the deft touch of having one of her shoes come off as she's rendered unconscious.)
Jungle Man-Eaters (1954)
Mexican Lobby Card
Jungle Jim in Jungle Man-Eaters (1954): stunning lobby card, with striking black and yellow colors and the thrilling scene-cartoons on the right balanced by the larger action illustrations on the left.
Mexican Lobby Card:
Jungle Jim in Jungle Man-Eaters
More apes and brawny natives to imperil our hero, Jungle Jim, in Jungle Man-Eaters (1954).
Mexican Lobby Card:
Baru, El Hombre De La Selva
Do you also think of Gilligan's Island while looking at this lobby card? Note where the ape's eyes are looking. Of course. She looks like Ginger, right?