Titanes Planetarios #85
In "Pescadores del mar," a lone alien infiltrates a coastal town by turning every man into a perfect duplicate of himself, blending seamlessly into the community as he hunts for a vital element his army requires. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Sid Greene, this 1960 tale from Editorial Novaro unfolds with quiet menace beneath a sun-drenched seaside setting. The cover, a striking collaboration by Gil Kane, captures the eerie transformation in vivid detail.
In "Pescadores del mar," David and Helen Palmer find themselves captured by water-breathing aliens with a terrifying plan to flood the entire world—only to be startled by the sudden blast of an atomic bomb test. The story unfolds with tense urgency as the duo faces an otherworldly threat beneath the waves, their survival hanging in the balance.
In "El caso de las caras hurtadas," a lone alien infiltrates a quiet town by turning every man into a perfect duplicate of himself, blending seamlessly into the crowd as he hunts for a vital element to fuel his army’s advance. With no one able to tell friend from foe, the line between identity and disguise dissolves in a tense, unsettling game of hidden truth.
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