Titanes Planetarios #248
"La amenaza del gorila brujo" delivers a delightfully absurd twist in a classic 1967 tale from Editorial Novaro, where a routine medical exam takes a sudden, slapstick turn when a patient’s reflex response sends Doctor Tubón fleeing—only to return in full athletic gear, determined to finish the checkup. With Murphy Anderson’s dynamic cover art capturing the moment’s chaotic energy, this issue stands out as a quirky, early example of the series’ blend of humor and surrealism.
In "La amenaza del gorila brujo," a jungle explorer ventures deep into the unknown, chasing a legendary potion said to unlock the language of animals—only to find his quest unleashes a terrifying transformation. What begins as a search for understanding spirals into a primal shift of minds, as a gorilla gains human cunning and a human soul is lost to the wild.
In "El hombre con mente calculadora," a dedicated computer programmer finds his mind evolving into a machine-like precision tool, enabling him to unravel complex mysteries that stump the local police. As his logic sharpens beyond human limits, he becomes an unlikely ally in cracking cases no one else can solve.
In a hilariously awkward turn, Doctor Tubón’s medical exam takes a comical detour when his reflex hammer accidentally knocks his patient off balance—only to be met with a swift kick to the shin. Undeterred, the doctor returns in full athletic gear, determined to continue the examination with a little more protection.
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