Book Cover Gallery (NOT A SHOP) #1

Legado Del Amor (Zelina Vega X Male OC)

Josue Bolly, is the younger brother of Jorge Luis Alcantar Bolly, or known in WWE as Santos Escobar and El Hijo Del Fantasma in Mexico, who traveled all over the world working for many companies under a mask with the name "El Águila Feroz" or "The Fierce Eagle", including NXT under the ring name Josue Gomez.

After 2 years in NXT, he finally aligns with his older brother, Raul Mendoza, and Joaquin Wilde on Smackdown in the group known as Legado Del Fantasma.

Josue is also joined by a cutie from New Yorker named Thea Trinidad, best known as Zelina Vega. Bolly feels attracted to her, but what does she think of him?

Now that Legado Del Fantasma had made their debut last week on Smackdown alongside Zelina Vega, I thought it was the best idea to plan this sometime.

Also, with Aleister Black possibly returning to WWE at any point in time, I thought this would be perfect to do that and with Black possibly returning now that Triple H is in charge, that could mean his run in the big Dub is not over yet.

And with Zelina Vega getting so many fans just with hearts in their eyes because of how cute and sexy she is, I knew I had to plan this in the future.

With Josue's name in AAA and Lucha Underground being called "The Fierce Eagle", being named after the wild American Eagle, I thought it fit so well because he's writing his own story while donning a mask to conceal his identity.

For those that don't know the history of the Lucha Libre masks, in the 15th or 16th century, don't know which, the Aztec and Mayan soldiers would paint their faces like eagles, lions, and tigers before going into battle. Lucha Libre was founded in 1942 and that wrestling style adopted the Aztec and Mayan war masks.

The most famous Luchador in all of Mexico and the most influential was and still is El Santo or "The Saint".

Not only was he a Luchador, he was also a movie star. Here's one of the posters from one of his movies...

He wore his infamous silver mask wherever he went, never taking it off and until his death in 1984, he was buried with his mask. No one knew of his double life, not even his own family. This is the tradition of Lucha Libre. The mask conceals your identity and it builds the lore of your legacy and if it's taken off, you can't come back to the ring after some time.

It's also illegal in Mexico because if an opponent rips the mask off a Luchador, it would cause an immediate disqualification.

Now, with Josue, I plan on having him lose the mask in Mexico after a match, much like Santos had happened to him before he went to WWE, just so it would make sense to have him take the mask off as he joins LDF and hopefully I don't get a lot of hate.

So, which cover do you like? Let me know!