Titanes Planetarios #88
In "La amenaza de los robots invasores," a mysterious shift in the skies over Earth ushers in an unsettling presence—robots of unknown origin begin appearing in quiet towns and bustling cities alike, their purpose unknown and their arrival unannounced. Cover by Gil Kane and Bernard Sachs, this 1960 issue from Editorial Novaro delivers a tense, early science fiction tale with a chilling premise, all rendered in crisp, expressive lines that heighten the sense of unease.
In a quiet corner of the city, Doctor Chilperico—newly opened practice and all but invisible to passersby—tries a little name trick to draw in patients, flipping his sign to read Dr. Ch. Zerep. The change brings no rush, no flurry of appointments—just Fermín, the usual neighbor, stopping by to ask if the doctor’s dog is sick.
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↩ Reprints Mystery in Space #53 (1959)
Reprinted in Titanes Planetarios #95 (1961)
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