Aventures Fiction #9
In "Les envahisseurs du monde des glaces," a mysterious accident leaves Arthur Gail unable to perceive anything that isn't organic—turning his world upside down and offering a startling defense when he's accused of stealing his company's secret formula. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Sid Greene with inks by Joe Giella, this 1959 adventure from Aventures Fiction #9 blends sci-fi intrigue with a unique sensory twist. The cover, a striking piece by Gil Kane, captures the story's icy, otherworldly tone.
In "Des yeux extraordinaires," Arthur Gail's life takes a bizarre turn after an accident leaves him unable to perceive anything that isn’t organic—only living things remain visible to him. When he’s accused of stealing his company’s secret formula, his strange condition becomes the key to proving his innocence, though it raises more questions than answers.
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