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Aventures Fiction#22

Aventures Fiction #22

Sep 1971 · Arédit-Artima · 2,50 FRF; 25 BEF; 2,20 CHF; 2,65 MAD; 0.50 CAD
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "La menace des grands cerveaux," Namor returns to Atlantis to find his throne usurped by Krang, and after a tense standoff with Lady Dorma, he's imprisoned on charges of treason. With his kingdom lost and his allies turned against him, Namor must escape and embark on a desperate quest to reclaim the legendary Trident of Neptune—his only hope of restoring his rule. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Gene Colan, with inks by Vince Colletta, this 1971 adventure blends underwater intrigue with mythic stakes.

Contains 6 stories
La menace des grands cerveaux
16 pp · Superhero
Letters typographie
Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Steve DavisSally DavisOnu Murtu [as Dorine Clay] (première apparition [first appearance]alien)les Céphalos [The Headmen] (première apparition [first appearance]aliensvillains)
Pris au piège
11.5 pp · Superhero
Letters typographie
Hawkman [Katar Hol]Hawkgirl [Shayera Hol]commissaire [Commissioner] George Emmett

In "Pris au piège," Hawkman and Hawkgirl find themselves trapped in a strange cage by an alien bird who misjudges their role as heroes—believing they're in danger from a gang of con artists. Written with sharp, precise pacing and rendered in bold, expressive art, the story unfolds as the duo must navigate a misunderstanding that turns their justice into captivity.

Mission périlleuse
64 pp · Science Fiction
La quête du trident
15.67 pp · Superhero
Letters typographie
Sub-Mariner [Namor]Lady DormaRoi [King] Neptune (flashback)Krang (villain)

In "La quête du trident," Namor returns to Atlantis only to find his throne seized by Krang, who turns the tide against him when Namor rejects Lady Dorma’s advances. Framed for treason, he escapes and sets out on a desperate mission to find the legendary Trident of Neptune—his only hope of reclaiming his kingdom and proving his rightful place.

Captain America contre le Bourreau
10 pp · Superhero
Letters typographie
Captain America [Steve RogersWilliam Burnside] (le Captain America des années 50 [(1950's Cap)])Bucky [Jack Monroe] (le Bucky des années 50 [(1950's Bucky)]Jim SladeArnold Lupoffle Bourreau [Executioner] [Lupa Lupoff]

In "Captain America contre le Bourreau," the Red Scare takes a deadly turn when a ruthless Communist spy duo, Arnold and Lupa Lupoff, seize the designer of a crucial atomic cannon firing pin—Jim Slade—and his ally Bucky, threatening their lives unless they surrender the plans. With the Executioner’s wrath looming, the spies’ desperation reaches a shocking climax when Lupa, revealed as the true mastermind, sacrifices her husband and herself after failing their mission. Captain America’s timely arrival turns the tide, but the cost of betrayal is already paid.

Robots à vendre
31 pp · Superhero
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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Gene Colan

Reprints

↩ Reprints Young Men #25 (1954), Super Detective Library #129 (1958), Hawkman #3 (1964), Green Lantern #36 (1965), Tales to Astonish #70 (1965), Metal Men #16 (1965), Strange Adventures #207 (1967)

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