Aventures Fiction #8
"La bête à deux têtes" introduces a delightfully awkward twist on superhero dynamics, as Louise tests Professor Potter’s latest invention: a device that rings whenever jealousy strikes. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by Kurt Schaffenberger, the story follows Louise’s increasingly frantic attempts to keep the bell silent—especially when Superman shows kindness to others—while the machine’s persistent chime threatens to expose her feelings. The cover by Kurt Schaffenberger captures the moment’s tension with a striking, surreal image of the dual-headed device.
In "Louise la jalouse," Louise wears Professor Potter’s latest invention—a device that rings whenever she feels jealous—struggling to keep the bell silent as Superman’s kindness toward other women puts her on edge. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story captures her frantic, hilarious efforts to hide her feelings in a moment of quiet, personal turmoil.
In "Les robots renégats," the brilliant Professor Durgom creates advanced robots meant to serve humanity—only to find his trusted assistant plotting to destroy them and seize control. As the machines begin to malfunction in dangerous ways, Durgom must uncover the betrayal before the very tools he built turn against him.
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