Historias Fantásticas #158
"Prisioneros en la isla del terror" delivers a mind-bending journey into the microscopic realm, where Professor Hugh Ordway’s experimental ray transports him to a hidden world within a diamond atom. There, he aids a noble queen in her struggle against a tyrant wielding ancient technology, only to return and discover that centuries have passed in the real world—and the civilization he helped may now be lost. With striking art by Bill Ely and a haunting cover by Jack Sparling, this 1966 gem from Editorial Novaro blends science fiction and adventure in a story that lingers long after the final page.
In "El pequeño mundo del atomo," Professor Hugh Ordway ventures into the hidden realm within a diamond atom, where he aids a queen in her struggle against a ruthless usurper wielding crude technology. Upon returning to his lab, he discovers to his dismay that time flows differently in that tiny world—his brief visit has left centuries behind, and the civilization he came to know is now a forgotten memory.
In "La tragedia del Doctor Rojo," a laboratory accident unleashes a horrifying transformation on a brilliant scientist, leaving him with a grotesquely enlarged head and an increasingly animalistic body. As his mind evolves beyond human limits, his form deteriorates into something barely recognizable—locked in a body that betrays the genius within.
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