Titanes Planetarios #103
In "El secreto de la sierra voladora," Frank Barrows awakens to a mysterious voice declaring that the future rests on his shoulders. With help from an android duplicate he creates, Frank bridges time to prevent a crisis caused by alien beings exhaling a deadly gas—using a simple atomic trick to turn the tide. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Sid Greene, with a striking cover by Gil Kane and Joe Giella, this 1961 adventure blends science fiction and suspense in a story where one man’s ingenuity echoes across time.
In "El secreto de la sierra voladora," Rick Jordan finds himself at the center of a desperate mission when an alien work crew arrives on Earth, dismantling cities not in conquest but to prepare for a cosmic defense. With a white dwarf star hurtling toward Earth, the aliens' plan fails, leaving Rick Jordan—the inventor of the Graviton, a device capable of creating temporary zero gravity—to take the final, impossible step in saving the planet.
In "El hombre que se creó a si mismo," Frank Barrows awakens to a cryptic message that the future hinges on his actions. Determined to help, he creates an android duplicate of himself and sends it forward in time, establishing a fragile link across decades. As the android confronts a dire threat from alien light-beings consuming argon and poisoning the atmosphere, Frank must guide it through a crisis he hasn’t yet experienced—using only the power of a single electron to turn the tide.
When Star Hawkins, a detective with a streak of bad luck and a robot secretary named Ilda, finds himself down to his last credits, he’s forced to pawn her—only to be hired on a case that takes him to Vesta, a mining settlement in the eerie Red Jungle. Tracking a fugitive through alien flora and shadowed canyons, Star must rely on his wits and the strange, whispering jungle to solve the mystery before his second chance with Ilda slips away.
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