Aventures Fiction #13
"La terrifiante menace" introduces a gripping tale of suspense, where an alien police officer infiltrates Earth by working a carnival act, using his rumored shape-shifting abilities to draw out a dangerous fugitive. Written by Joe Samachson and brought to life by Carmine Infantino’s dynamic art with Bernard Sachs’ sharp inks, this 1969 issue offers a uniquely eerie blend of mystery and the uncanny.
In the dusty glow of a traveling carnival, an alien cop from another world takes on a disguise that’s as strange as it is clever—slipping into the role of a shape-shifting performer, all in the hope of drawing out the fugitive he’s been tracking. As whispers spread about his uncanny ability to change form, the line between performer and predator begins to blur.
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