Relatos Fabulosos #64

Name: Relatos Fabulosos #64
Brand: Editorial Novaro

Dec 1964 · Editorial Novaro · 1.00 MXP

“El Hombre que Quiso ser Herchicero”

"El Hombre que Quiso ser Herchicero" is a standout tale from Relatos Fabulosos #64 (1964), featuring a bold experiment in cosmic power and moral ambition. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with sharp, dynamic art by Alex Toth, the story follows Bruce Gordon as he attempts to redirect Eclipso’s dark energy using an ultraviolet ray gun—only to unleash a new threat when a meteor releases a mysterious space-creature. The cover, by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff, captures the moment of cosmic arrival with striking clarity.

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writer Bob Haney · artist, inker Alex Toth · cover Dick Dillin, Sheldon Moldoff

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writer Bob Haney

artist, inker Alex Toth

cover pencils Dick Dillin

cover inks Sheldon Moldoff

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Bruce Gordon develops an ultra-violet ray gun to try to make Eclipso into a force for good. A meteor crashes to the ground and a space-creature is released that gives Eclipso new powers.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).