Big Boss #6
In "L'homme électrifié," two inmates, Ram Crowder and Silky Martin, stumble upon a magical lamp that grants them three wishes—freedom among them, though not wealth. Ram’s contentment with his hidden stash from a past job makes Silky’s sudden revelation all the more unsettling. Jack Kirby’s dynamic art brings the tension to life, while Amilcar Ruben Moreira’s cover captures the electric charge of the moment.
In the stark confines of a prison cell, Ram Crowder and Silky Martin stumble upon a mysterious lamp that grants three wishes—freedom among them, though neither seeks riches. Ram’s calm confidence hides a secret he’s kept, and when Silky’s sudden revelation about the sting comes too late, the true game begins.
In "J'ai rencontré le 1er martien !", a mysterious flying saucer forces a plane to crash, leaving its passengers shaken and terrified. Inside the wreckage, a Martian attempts to silence them by exploiting their deepest fears—one by one, he tests their courage and resolve.
Joe Perry, miraculously revived after a diving accident, is drawn into the mysterious Club des revenants—where the resurrected gather to pursue dangerous missions. But as he settles into his new role, he begins to suspect the club’s true intentions are far darker than he was led to believe.
In "La cage mystérieuse," Professor Kenton returns from a mysterious rocket mission with a single, urgent demand: a massive cage must be constructed, though he refuses to explain why. As the builder works in silence, the weight of the professor’s secrecy grows, leaving only questions in the air.
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