Titanes Planetarios #90
In "El enigma de la piedra estelar," Professor Brandon's assistant Vreedl steals the ancient Star-Stone, a relic forged by a long-forgotten sorcerer, and begins a dangerous quest to power it with stolen gems. With the first gem transforming him into a flaming figure, Vreedl unleashes chaos to distract the Challs while securing his next prize. Written and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with cover art by Kirby in both pencils and inks, this 1960 issue from Editorial Novaro delivers a pulpy sci-fi mystery with a touch of sorcery—just in time for the next gem to be claimed.
When Professor Brandon’s assistant Vreedl steals the ancient Star-Stone, he sets off a chain of events that turns him into a flame-man and unleashes chaos in the desert. With June Robbins racing to stop him, Vreedl’s next move could unlock the stone’s full power—and no one knows what he’ll do with it.
In "El reto del ser superdotado," Vreedl’s latest quest for power through the gems leads him to a shocking transformation into a fish man, narrowly escaping the relentless Challs. As he gains new abilities with each gem, the line between strength and danger blurs—until a moment of clarity forces him to confront the true cost of his power.
Patachín stumbles through the forest, distracted by a passing dog, only to crash headfirst into a tree—then finds himself buried under a sudden avalanche of apples.
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