Aventures Fiction #11
In "La résurrection de Vénus," a scientist's discovery of an unknown metal leads to the creation of a house that defies all logic—transforming into a spaceship and carrying its inhabitants back to the planet of origin. Written by Dave Wood and illustrated by Lee Elias, this 1969 adventure from Aventures Fiction #11 blends sci-fi wonder with a touch of mystery, all wrapped in a striking cover by Lee Elias.
In "Le métal en folie," a scientist's discovery of an unknown metal leads to the creation of a house that defies expectation—transforming into a spaceship and carrying several people back to the planet of its origin. The story unfolds with quiet intrigue, blending wonder and mystery as the boundaries of science and destination blur.
In "Les géants de la terreur," the Professor Hugo, J'onn J'onzz's long-time adversary, stumbles upon three prehistoric giants frozen in suspended animation—only to transform himself into a colossal being. Now, J'onn J'onzz must confront not one, but four towering threats at once.
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