Historias Fantásticas #111
"El monstruos de las mil amenazas" delivers a chilling sci-fi twist in Historias Fantásticas #111, where a seemingly innocent space-faring crew brings a tiny creature aboard their ship as a pet—only to find it rapidly growing, devouring nearby objects, and taking on their dangerous traits. With stark, expressive art by Lee Elias on both pencils and inks, this 1964 tale from Editorial Novaro builds suspense through eerie transformation and mounting dread. The cover by Bob Brown captures the creature’s unsettling presence in sharp, dramatic detail.
In "El monstruos de las mil amenazas," a crew of space explorers takes aboard a small, curious creature as a pet, unaware it begins to grow by absorbing nearby objects—gaining their dangerous traits with each new acquisition. Written and illustrated in the classic style of 1964’s *Historias Fantásticas*, this chilling sci-fi tale unfolds as the once-harmless companion becomes an ever-changing threat aboard the ship.
In *El rey cósmico de los deportes*, promotor deportivo Colin ventures beyond Earth to train alien creatures for exotic sporting events—only to discover their appetite for metal and their relentless pursuit of prey grow far beyond his control. The story unfolds with a mix of sci-fi curiosity and escalating tension, as Colin’s grand spectacle begins to spiral into something far more dangerous than he ever imagined.
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