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Titanes Planetarios#75
Cover: Gil Kane

Titanes Planetarios #75

Nov 1959 · Editorial Novaro · 1.00 MXP; 0.10 USD
🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "El hombre más grande del cosmos," Brad Stanton and Jim Kirby take a job as space-miners lured by a tempting offer: $1000 a day. What they don’t expect is that a single day on their new asteroid lasts 24,000 hours—turning a short shift into an endless stretch of time. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Manny Stallman with inks by John Giunta, this 1959 adventure from Editorial Novaro features a striking cover by Gil Kane, capturing the surreal scale of a cosmos where time itself bends.

Contains 8 stories
El hombre más grande del cosmos
8.67 pp · Science Fiction
Neptuno, planeta acuático
1 pp · Science Fiction
Diá de 24,000 horas
7.67 pp · Science Fiction
Brad StantonJerome BaxterJim Kirby

Brad Stanton and Jim Kirby take a job as space-miners after answering an ad promising $1,000 a day—only to discover the catch: one day on the asteroid they’re hired to work is 24,000 hours long.

Untitled Non-Fiction story
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Math & Science
El muñeco que salvó a la Tierra
7.67 pp · Science Fiction
Untitled Humor story
0.5 pp · Humor
Profesor Eureka
¡Meteoritos!
0.5 pp · Non-Fiction
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor

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Full credits

cover pencils, inks Gil Kane

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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #83 (1957), Mystery in Space #49 (1959), Historias Fantásticas #16 (1959)

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