Titanes Planetarios #37
In "El témpano humano," a humanoid alien from Pluto finds himself trapped in a desperate exchange with an Earth scientist, forced to endure the extreme cold of absolute zero to survive. Written by Otto Binder and brought to life with striking art by Carmine Infantino, inks by Bernard Sachs, and a chilling cover by Murphy Anderson, this 1956 Novaro classic delivers a tense, otherworldly tale of identity and survival.
In "El témpano humano," a humanoid alien from Pluto finds himself stranded on Earth after a mysterious exchange with a human scientist, forced to endure extreme cold to survive. As the temperature drops, the line between man and alien blurs in a story of identity, survival, and the fragile boundary between worlds.
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