Bat Man #8
In "Fille des abîmes !", fashion model Don Reed is pulled into a high-stakes deception when the FBI recruits him to impersonate Alex Tate, a crime boss on the verge of plastic surgery. Written by Jack Miller and illustrated by Curt Swan with inks by Sy Barry, the story unfolds with tense intrigue as Reed, a former counter-intelligence agent, must play the part under the watchful eyes of a criminal syndicate. The cover, by Bill Ely, captures the moment of peril with sharp, dramatic flair.
In "Les deux visages de Mr. X," former counter-intelligence agent Don Reed takes on a dangerous double life as a fashion model turned undercover operative, impersonating Alex Tate, the elusive head of a crime syndicate. When the FBI arrests Tate, the criminal laughs, hinting at a shocking twist—Tate was set to undergo plastic surgery to change his face. Now trapped in the gang’s headquarters, Reed must use his wits and training to survive, as the operation turns into a high-stakes game of deception and escape.
In "Je fus le roi des anciens sorciers," a chance discovery awakens the ancient sorcerers of legend, unleashing their power into the modern world. Now, a lone man must confront the terrifying consequences of his actions as he races to undo what he’s begun—before the past reclaims the present.
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