Titanes Planetarios #130
In "La isla espacial del peligro," two explorers make a startling discovery aboard a derelict alien vessel: hibernating chambers containing a mysterious woman and a robot that defies logic by needing to sleep. As the woman—claiming to be a space policewoman—awakens, her strange questions about Earth’s most valuable relics unsettle her rescuers, who now must escort her to her homeworld under growing suspicion. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Mike Sekowsky, with inks by Bernard Sachs, this issue features a cover by Carmine Infantino and Joe Giella.
Chiricuto strolls home carrying a tiny potted planet when a mad scientist’s spilled formula turns his quiet walk into a botanical surprise—now he’s holding a giant shrub instead.
In the silent vastness of space, two explorers stumble upon an alien vessel frozen in time—inside, a young woman and a robot in hibernation. When they awaken her, Irilene claims to be a space policewoman, but her strange questions about Earth’s rarest treasures unsettle Edward "Doc" Emerson and Steve Crandall. As they prepare to return her to her homeworld, the truth behind the robot’s captivity begins to unravel.
In "¿Quién atrapó al langorila?", the Star Rovers—Homer Glint, Karel Sorensen, and Rick Purvis—race across a distant planet to capture the legendary loborilla for a $10,000 prize. Each claims victory in their own account, but their conflicting stories leave even the trio questioning who truly caught the creature.
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