Titanes Planetarios #26
In "Yo viajé en un platillo volador," a bewildered alien crash-lands in a boy’s backyard, convinced Earthlings are all tiny—only to learn the hard way that size isn’t everything when a well-aimed rock from a slingshot takes him down. With Murphy Anderson’s dynamic cover art capturing the moment of cosmic confusion, this 1955 adventure blends sci-fi whimsy and childhood daring in a classic tale from Editorial Novaro.
In this lighthearted 1955 humor tale from Titanes Planetarios #26, a bearded man attempts to nap in a tree hammock—only to repeatedly tumble out, cracking his head on the ground. Determined to find a solution, he stacks a pile of pillows beneath the hammock, hoping for a softer landing.
In a delightfully absurd 1955 slice of sci-fi humor, a visiting alien mistakes a young boy’s backyard for a world of tiny inhabitants—only to find himself on the receiving end of a perfectly aimed slingshot. After a comically misfired atomic pistol and a quick headshot, the alien’s plans go from conquest to captivity, tied up and dragged off for a very unexpected playdate.
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