Big Boss #26
In "Les bêtes du monde pétrifié," a mysterious root that grows indestructible when exposed to carbon dioxide becomes the center of a high-stakes heist when a crook uses it to crack a bank vault. With the root running wild after the containment fails, Roy follows a clue to a thermometer manufacturer, leading to a desperate attempt to stop the creature by cutting off its lifeline with a barrel of mercury—art by Amilcar Ruben Moreira, cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff.
In "La plante dévastatrice," a bizarre root capable of indestructible growth when fed carbon dioxide becomes the centerpiece of a criminal heist. When a crook steals it to crack a bank vault, chaos erupts as the plant escapes containment—only for Roy to spot a clue at a thermometer factory. With a barrel of mercury and quick thinking, he attempts to stop the unstoppable.
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