Historias Fantásticas #305
In "El redentor de hierro," cyberneticist John Kweli returns to his African homeland to confront an oil company's brutal campaign to displace his people from their ancestral land. With a mix of science and myth, he fuses ancient belief with cutting-edge tech to forge a metallic, godlike guardian—Chuma—whose human-like traits surprise even him. Written by Len Wein and Joe Orlando, with striking art by Jim Aparo, and a dynamic cover by Neal Adams, this 1973 issue blends Afrofuturist vision with urgent social themes in a story that remains as potent as it is unique.
In "El redentor de hierro," cyberneticist John Kweli returns to his African homeland to confront an oil company's brutal campaign to displace his people from their ancestral land. Armed with science and myth, he fuses ancient belief with cutting-edge technology, forging a metallic avatar of the god Chuma—whose human-like presence stirs something deeper than resistance.
In "El sexteto diabólico," a rock band’s hypnotic performance at a beach house party spirals into a terrifying descent as their frontman leads guests—along with the host, Willard Wentworth—toward a watery fate. When Willard is miraculously freed by a riptide and survives the ordeal, he turns to the enigmatic Doctor Thirteen to uncover the truth behind the night’s unnatural events.
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