Titanes Planetarios #360
In "Los Temerarios morirán al amanecer," the Challengers are trapped in Southeast Asia after offending local tribespeople, sentenced to die at dawn. With Prof, Red, and Rocky facing trial by combat—each aided by a mysterious ally—Ace and June uncover a twist: the man they thought was dead, Manfredo, may have orchestrated the entire ordeal. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Bob Brown, this 1971 adventure blends suspense and deception, with the cover by Bob Brown capturing the tension of a dawn execution.
In "Los Temerarios morirán al amanecer," the Challengers of the Unknown—Ace Morgan, Red Ryan, Prof Haley, and Rocky Davis—race across Southeast Asia to track down the elusive scam-artist Manfredo, only to find themselves sentenced to death by a local tribe after offending their customs. As dawn approaches, Red and Rocky face deadly trials by combat, each aided by a shadowy ally, while Ace and June uncover clues that Manfredo may already be dead. When Prof triumphs in his own trial, the team reunites, realizing the truth behind the deception—and that Manfredo’s fate was never what it seemed.
In "Multi-Hombre, amo de la Tierra," the Challengers of the Unknown face a transformed Multi-Man, now wielding the power to shift forms at will—becoming a floating moon-man and a sponge-man to outwit Ace and Rocky, who are captured by his gang. With the Owapu natives caught in the crossfire, Red and June must free their teammates before Multi-Man’s energy form completes his plan to dominate Earth.
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