Elektron #2
In "Os roubos do tempo parado," Aquaman takes center stage as he guides the reckless Alan Doktor through a crisis born of his own arrogance, using the sea’s hidden forces to save a damaged ship. When a criminal plot exploits Alan’s skills, Aquaman quietly orchestrates events to expose Joe Perp’s gang, testing both the pilot’s judgment and his sense of honor. With dynamic art by Ramona Fradon and a striking cover by Gil Kane, this 1967 Brazilian edition delivers a classic tale of consequence and redemption.
In "Os roubos do tempo parado," Chronos exploits his eerie ability to freeze people in place, turning moments of stillness into opportunities for theft—each heist a silent act of cunning, as the world stands still and he moves unseen.
In "Os roubos do tempo parado – II parte," Chronos unleashes a desperate gambit, freezing The Atom in stone and trying to erase him from time itself. With his ingenuity pushed to the limit, The Atom finds a way to slip through the cracks of matter, while Anton Teljas steps in to counter Chronos’s final scheme. The story closes with Chronos arrested and Teljas exonerated, returning to his quiet life as a watchmaker—his past mysteries now resolved, but the echoes of time still lingering.
In "O maluco dos sete mares!", Alan Doktor’s arrogance nearly sinks his ship—until Aquaman steps in, calling upon sea creatures to save the day. When criminals lure Alan into helping them unearth buried treasure, Aquaman quietly guides events, letting the Coast Guard catch Joe Perp’s gang in the act. Through the storm of misjudgment and second chances, Alan begins to earn back his honor.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #198 (1954), Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery #9 (1965), The Atom #28 (1966)
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