The masked heroes of lucha libre are stepping out of the ring and into the spotlight at Comic-Con Museum's latest exhibit called, Sangre, Sudor y Mito, which translates into blood, sweat and myth.

J. Gonzo, a Chicano artist, created his lucha libre tale 'La Mano del Destino' in response to a lack of authentic Latino stories. His beliefs almost led him to pass on a gig from Marvel Comics.

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Mexican wrestling is on display at the Comic-Con Museum with the exhibit Sangre, Sudor y Mito: The Art and Tradition of Mexican Lucha Libre.

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Step into the ring at the Comic-Con Museum's newest exhibit, "Sangre, Sudor, y Mito: The Art and Tradition of Mexican Lucha Libre," opening Thursday, May 22, in Balboa Park.

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) -- The masked heroes of lucha libre are stepping out of the ring and into the spotlight at Comic-Con Museum's latest exhibit called, Sangre, Sudor y Mito, which ...

J. Gonzo, a Chicano artist, created his lucha libre tale 'La Mano del Destino' in response to a lack of authentic Latino stories. His beliefs almost led him to pass on a gig from Marvel Comics.