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== Movie ==
== Movie ==


Starring [[Mil Mascaras]] and [[Blue Demon]] manage a group of masked wrestlers against of crime .
[[Image:CampjustOS.jpg|left]]Starring [[Mil Mascaras]] and [[Blue Demon]], who manage a group of masked wrestlers against crime.
the heroes become in action when a crazy sciencist kidnap women from a parade in Miss Mexico contest . After that the sciencist sent his powerfull dwarfs against heroes
The heroes get into action when a crazy sciencist kidnaps women from a parade in Miss Mexico contest. After that the sciencist sent his powerful dwarfs against heroes. Featuring [[Black Shadow]], [[Medico Asesino]], [[La Sombra Vengadora]] and [[Tinieblas]] (making his movie debut as a luchadore.)
featuring [[Black Shadow]],[[Medico Asesino]],[[La Sombra Vengadora]] and [[Tinieblas]] making his presentation on movies.
 
Spawned a 9 film series, ending with [[La Furia de Los Karatecas (1982)]].<sup>[https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/monsterkidclassichorrorforum/las-momias-de-san-angel-mexico-1975-t93486.html]</sup> At least two of which were explicit with the branding: [[Vuelven Los Campeones Justicieros (1972)]] and [[Triunfo de los Campeones Justicieros (1973)]].


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[[Category:Lucha Movies]]
[[Category:Lucha Movies]]

Latest revision as of 15:58, 13 October 2026

Movie

Starring Mil Mascaras and Blue Demon, who manage a group of masked wrestlers against crime.

The heroes get into action when a crazy sciencist kidnaps women from a parade in Miss Mexico contest. After that the sciencist sent his powerful dwarfs against heroes. Featuring Black Shadow, Medico Asesino, La Sombra Vengadora and Tinieblas (making his movie debut as a luchadore.)

Spawned a 9 film series, ending with La Furia de Los Karatecas (1982).[1] At least two of which were explicit with the branding: Vuelven Los Campeones Justicieros (1972) and Triunfo de los Campeones Justicieros (1973).