Historias Fantásticas #117
In "Devuélvannos la Tierra," Dr. Elektro unveils a radical new invention capable of transferring the powers of one creature to another—setting his sights on the Space Ranger for a daring, untested experiment on human subjects. Written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Philip Kelsey, this 1964 adventure from Editorial Novaro blends sci-fi intrigue with a touch of the uncanny, all wrapped in a striking cover by Bob Brown.
In "Las bestias con cerebro humano," Dr. Elektro's latest invention blurs the line between man and beast, as he prepares to test his mind-bending device on the Space Ranger—pushing the limits of what it means to be human. With no names or identities revealed beyond the scientist and his subject, the story unfolds as a tense experiment in transformation, where the mind may be the most dangerous weapon of all.
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