Aventures Fiction #4
In "La victime n'était pas invitée," the Blackhawks land on a remote tropical island and are met by a mysterious alien presence. When the aliens challenge their leader Stanislaus to a fight against their strongest warrior, victory seems assured—until the contest takes a surprising turn. Written by Bob Haney and George Kashdan, with art by Dick Dillin and inks by Charles Cuidera, this 1967 adventure blends alien intrigue with the team’s trademark grit, all wrapped in a cover by an unknown artist.
In "La victime n'était pas invitée," just as Professor Miles prepares to debunk the legend of the Quoquarto beast, the creature emerges from nowhere and launches a sudden, terrifying attack—leaving the fate of the professor, and the truth behind the myth, hanging in the balance.
In "Un combat singulier," the Blackhawks stumble upon a secretive alien presence on a remote tropical island, where the extraterrestrial leader issues a challenge: Stanislaus must fight their strongest warrior in a duel for control of the land. Though Stan appears poised for victory, the aliens have a hidden edge—something neither he nor the team could have foreseen.
In "La guerre des esclaves," the Doom Patrol braces for another assault as General Immortus, Garguax, and the Brotherhood of Evil tighten their grip on the battlefield. With tension mounting and loyalty tested, the team must stand firm against an enemy that thrives on chaos—though the true nature of their next move remains shrouded in shadow.
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↩ Reprints Blackhawk #204 (1965), Challengers of the Unknown #42 (1965), Tales of the Unexpected #89 (1965), The Doom Patrol #97 (1965), Tomahawk #102 (1966)
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