Titanes Planetarios #81
In "El hombre que arponeaba mundos," criminal Chun Brun flees his home planet Uth to hide on Earth—only to find his pursuer, detective Narr-Tem, has followed. As the two confront each other across time and space, Narr-Tem must convince Chun that Earth isn’t a distant world, but a forgotten era of Uth itself, and that meddling with the past could unravel everything. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Sid Greene, with a striking cover by Gil Kane, this 1960 Novaro classic blends sci-fi intrigue with a twist on reality that lingers long after the final page.
In "El hombre que arponeaba mundos," Keith Kelvin faces a cosmic trial when he’s accused of threatening the universe—his only defense is a fleet of colossal space harpoons aimed at capturing a mysterious Ultra-Hawk that breached our reality through a rift in space.
Chun Brun thought he’d escaped his relentless pursuer Narr-Tem by fleeing to Earth—but when Narr-Tem catches up, he reveals a shocking truth: Earth isn’t another world, but the distant past of Chun’s own planet, Uth. Now, with the fate of Uth hanging in the balance, the fugitive must decide whether to run again or face the consequences of changing history.
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