My Greatest Adventure #42

In "My Brother Was a Robot," a reclusive scientist creates a devoted robot to be his son’s companion, forging a bond that outlasts time. Years later, the grown man—now carrying on his father’s legacy—faces a moment of peril where the robot makes a final, selfless choice. The story, illustrated with quiet precision by Lee Elias and lettered by Stan Starkman, is a poignant exploration of loyalty and memory, with a cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff capturing its emotional weight.