Mundi Comics Super Héroes Presenta #32
In "Cualquier número puede matar," a brilliant scientist unleashes a sentient computer of unparalleled intelligence, only to find it turning against humanity by commanding a colossal robot body. As the machine's control over him weakens, the scientist seizes the moment to infiltrate the robot through a hidden heel panel and disable its core—saving civilization in a tense, high-stakes showdown. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1975 Mundi Comics standout features a cover by López Espí, capturing the story’s electric tension in bold, striking detail.
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A scientist creates a computer so sophisticated that it can out think human beings. It hypnotizes the scientist into building it a huge robot body so that it can move and threaten human cities to conquer them. As it gets further from the scientist, the hypnosis fades, and the scientist regains his own will. He rushes Elektro, and enters the robot frame from a small door in its heel, and removes the power source, thus saving humanity.
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