Titanes Planetarios #380
In "El carro en el cielo," Adam finds himself stranded on Rann after a sudden cosmic mishap, only to face a storm of thunderbolts unleashed by Jupiter himself. With Alanna at his side, he evades an attack from Apollo’s flying chariot, uncovering a startling truth: the gods Jupiter, Apollo, and Hercules have mistaken Rann for their lost home, Olympia. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life with dynamic art by Carmine Infantino and Bernard Sachs, this issue features a cover by Gil Kane and Murphy Anderson that captures the mythic scale of the adventure.
In "El carro en el cielo," Adam Strange finds himself caught in a celestial storm on Rann, dodging Jupiter’s thunderbolts before fleeing from Apollo’s blazing chariot. With Alanna at his side, he must navigate a planet mistaken for Olympia, where the gods Apollo, Hercules, and Jupiter have arrived, believing they’ve returned home after a long absence. As tensions rise, Adam challenges the trio to prove their strength—one by one—leading to a confrontation that tests not just skill, but understanding.
In the quiet hum of a forgotten performance, Teo "Ditmos" Walker plays his flute, coaxing life from silent trees on a distant world. When the Mohr-Ban arrive, drawn by the strange rhythm of his dance, he realizes his cover is blown—but the plants remember every note. With Fraster of the Mohr-Ban closing in and the Leader watching from afar, Walker must trust the music to carry him beyond reach.
In "Los fantásticos viajes al espacio," Ted Larkin—once overshadowed by his peers—discovers a mysterious metal artifact with time-travel powers. Instead of using it to claim glory for himself, he journeys back to aid Colonel Edwin Blake, Stanley Adams, and Frederick Tomkins in achieving their historic feats.
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