Titanes Planetarios #71
In "El mundo que se escapó del espacio," a mysterious accident leaves Arthur Gail unable to perceive anything that isn't organic—turning his world inside out and offering a startling defense when he's accused of stealing his company's secret formula. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Sid Greene, with inks by Joe Giella, this 1959 issue from Editorial Novaro features a cover by Gil Kane and Joe Giella, blending science fiction intrigue with a mind-bending twist on perception.
When a laboratory accident leaves Arthur Gail blind to everything but living things, he finds himself unexpectedly cleared of theft charges—because the only thing he can see is what’s alive, including the truth. With the help of Mr. Bliss and Fairlie, Arthur must navigate a world where perception is everything, and the line between evidence and illusion blurs.
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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #77 (1957), Strange Adventures #89 (1958), Showcase #16 (1958)
Reprinted in Batman #69 (1959)
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