Relatos Fabulosos #10
"Despiertan en los niños la afición por la lectura" is a standout tale from Relatos Fabulosos #10 (1960), a rare and vibrant entry in the early Latin American comic scene. Penciled and inked by Mort Meskin, the story follows a jungle explorer whose accidental encounter with a mystical spring grants him the power to transform his skin into bronze—leading him to become a crimefighter with a dangerous secret. The cover, by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff, captures the tale’s adventurous spirit with bold, dynamic lines.
In "El Hombre Que Cambió la Historia," a prideful general gets a chance to test his military genius when a mysterious magician offers him a journey into the past—where his bold strategies might rewrite history. With no guarantees and no return, Jo must face the weight of changing the past, one battle at a time.
In "El Secreto del Hombre de Bronce," a jungle explorer stumbles upon a mysterious spring that grants him the power to turn his skin to bronze—temporarily, at first. Back in the city, he embraces the role of a masked crusader against crime, but soon finds himself hunted by thieves desperate to uncover his secret, while his doctor warns of a terrifying risk: the transformation might never wear off.
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