Aventures Fiction #32
"Le péril planétaire" delivers a wild, surreal adventure in Aventures Fiction #32 (1974), a 3,50 FRF comic featuring the Challengers in a bizarre, insectoid nightmare. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Jack Sparling, with inks also by Sparling, the story plunges the team into Cobra Canyon after a mysterious mental patient’s frantic warnings. Cover by Jack Sparling, the issue blends sci-fi horror and pulpy action as the Challengers face Dread, a monstrous Frankenstein-like alien ruling a colossal ant farm known as the Devil's Circus.
In the eerie silence of a remote canyon, the Challengers are trapped in a nightmarish ant farm—Dread, a monstrous Frankenstein-insectoid alien, has turned the desert into his Devil's Circus. Pulled into a deadly game of survival, the team must outwit their colossal captor through cunning and unity, clinging to hope as they face the shifting sands and unseen dangers. A tense escape unfolds in the shadow of the desert, where even the smallest creatures might hold the key to survival.
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