Historias Fantásticas #184
In "Un mes de vida," Automan confronts a towering mutant whose true identity hides a desperate scientist trying to prove the potential of his experimental transformation. When the device behind the mutation is stolen, Automan tracks down the thief, leading to a tense showdown that tests both hero and man. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Jay Scott Pike, this 1967 tale from Historias Fantásticas #184 features dynamic art from cover to cover, with Pike handling both pencils and inks for the interior and cover alike.
In "Un mes de vida," Roger Boyd faces a grim diagnosis—only one month to live—before the Green Glob mysteriously transports him to an alien world where he rescues a princess. Though the journey leaves him forever changed, he returns to Earth, miraculously cured by the experience.
In "El centauro," a lone cattle rustler stumbles upon the last surviving centaur and, drawn into a hidden world of myth, uncovers the secret to transforming into one himself—setting the stage for a dangerous new path where man and beast blur.
In "Automán vs. mutante," the hero Automan faces off against a towering mutant whose monstrous form hides a brilliant scientist desperate to prove the worth of his creation. When a stolen device meant to control the transformation falls into the hands of a thief, Automan must track down the culprit while confronting the unintended consequences of the scientist's ambition.
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