Aventures Fiction #18
"La guerre d'un million d'années" in Aventures Fiction #18 (1970) delivers a frostbitten fantasy adventure as Jon, accompanied by his mute bard, faces the icy trials of the Ice King’s domain. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Joe Kubert—both inks and pencils—this issue sees Jon navigating treacherous traps, from two-headed bears to living snowmen, before confronting a frozen maiden and a chilling final challenge. The cover by Joe Kubert captures the tale’s stark, mythic tone, making this a standout entry in the series’ imaginative run.
In "Roi des glaces," Jon and his mute bard venture into the frozen realm of a legendary ice king, facing treacherous traps: a two-headed bear, a perilous cascade, and snowmen brought to life. Inside a towering castle, Jon climbs a vine of flowing hair like Rapunzel’s and discovers a sleeping beauty holding a rose—her awakening begins with a single kiss. But the ice king’s wrath is swift, and Jon must turn a ruby into a blazing ray to break the cold spell.
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