Titanes Planetarios #122
"El regreso de Multihombre" kicks off in Titanes Planetarios #122 (1961), a standout issue from Editorial Novaro where Multi-Man returns after surviving an explosion that grants him super-strength. Written by Ed Herron and illustrated by Bob Brown, the story follows Multi-Man as he escapes prison and teams up with the enigmatic Gurk to assemble a mysterious statue. Cover by Bob Brown captures the high-stakes tension as the Challs pursue them across Central America, leading to a twist that transforms Pramble into a frail genius with a giant head—only for the native tribes to reclaim the treasure and bring the duo to justice.
In "El regreso de Multihombre," the imprisoned Duncan Pramble—once Multi-Man—survives a violent explosion that grants him super-strength, sparking a daring escape. With the help of the enigmatic Gurk, he sets out to reclaim a fragmented statue across Central America, drawing the attention of the Challengers of the Unknown, who track him from the prison to the jungle. As the hunt unfolds, identities shift and the line between ally and enemy blurs—only to be upended by a final twist that leaves Pramble transformed, and the treasure’s fate sealed in the hands of the tribe that once guarded it.
In "La dama gigante y la bestia," June Robbins finds herself transformed into a giant after experimenting with mysterious space spores on Challenger Mountain, forcing the Challengers of the Unknown—Ace Morgan, Rocky Davis, Prof Haley, and Red Ryan—to confront her in a tense standoff. When a colossal red dragon-beast menaces a nearby town, June regains her senses and joins the team in battling the creature, only to discover it’s no ordinary monster—but a microbe beast that shrinks when exposed to water.
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