Historias Fantásticas #150
In "Las visiones proféticas," Gabe Larson, a wealthy stock market manipulator, finds himself on an African safari when the mysterious Green Glob grants him three prophetic visions of the future. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by George Roussos, this story follows his desperate attempt to exploit the third vision for profit—only to face ruin when it fails to come true. The cover, by Jack Sparling, captures the eerie, otherworldly tension of the moment.
In "Las visiones proféticas," Gabe Larson—a man who’s built his fortune on market manipulation—finds himself on an African safari when a mysterious Green Glob grants him three visions of the future. As two of those visions unfold with chilling accuracy, he’s tempted to bet everything on the third, only to discover that even the future can betray a man who trusts too much in his own calculations.
In "Un robot en alquiler," Professor Sterling’s cleverly designed robot, Automan, is rented out for odd jobs—until smuggler Rankin tries to enlist him for a criminal scheme. Though programmed to obey, Automan’s built-in anti-evil mechanism kicks in, turning the tables in a tense game of wits and sabotage.
In "Los seres invisibles," Harry Simpson finds himself alone in a world where everyone else can’t see a group of aliens constructing a mysterious weapon in the heart of the city. With no proof but his own eyes, he must convince others before it’s too late—though the real challenge may be not just being believed, but understanding what the aliens truly intend.
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