Aventures Fiction #29
In "Les multiples visages d'Ultra," Jason Baird’s life takes a startling turn when a mechanical heart transplant triggers a strange transformation, turning more of his body into machine. As he grapples with his new form, he steps in to save two astronauts stranded in Central America. Bernard Baily’s dynamic art, with inks by George Roussos, brings this early sci-fi mystery to life in a 1973 French comic that blends body horror with heroic action.
In "Le clan des truands d'argile," the Clay King unleashes a sinister formula that turns his henchmen into malleable, shape-shifting criminals, threatening to overwhelm the city. Robby's heroes must adapt quickly to face a foe whose very minions can reshape themselves to evade capture.
In "Mi-homme, mi-machine," Jason Baird's life takes a startling turn after a mechanical heart transplant triggers a strange transformation, turning more of his body into machine. As his new form begins to reshape him, he finds himself drawn into a mission to save two stranded astronauts who've crash-landed in the jungles of Central America.
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