Aventures Fiction #26
"Table ronde de la terreur" brings together the inventive mind of writer Dave Wood and the dynamic art of Jim Mooney in a 1972 adventure where teen genius Robby Reed stumbles upon a mysterious dial that unlocks the power to become any hero by dialing "H-E-R-O." With Mooney’s expressive interiors and Neal Adams’ striking cover art, this issue blends science-fiction flair with the thrill of a masked mystery, as Robby takes on the Thunderbolt Gang—only for their enigmatic leader, Mr. Thunder, to slip away, setting the stage for a deeper threat.
In "La menace du Maître de la Matière," the Matter Master wields a wand forged from Mentachem, a rare element that grants him absolute control over inanimate matter—so long as it remains in its purest state. With this power, he threatens to reshape the world from the ground up, forcing a desperate race against time to stop him before his influence spreads beyond reach.
When teen genius Robby Reed stumbles upon a strange magical dial that transforms him into any hero by dialing "H-E-R-O," he’s thrust into action against the menacing Thunderbolt Gang. With his powers still untested, Robby must master the dial’s secrets before Mr. Thunder, the gang’s enigmatic leader, strikes again.
In "Heure 'H' à Rocket City," Hal Jordan races against time to thwart the Rocket Robbers, a gang whose heists coincide with rocket launches from Rocket City—just as his power ring's energy begins to fade. With limited power and mounting pressure, he must rely on wit and will to stop the next attack before it's too late.
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