Big Boss #7
In "Le mystère de l'idole masquée," Bernard Baily’s art brings to life a strange and unsettling tale from 1972, where a mysterious moon-dweller demands a cannon to return to the stars—only for the truth to reveal a far more earthbound secret. Bill Ely’s cover captures the eerie tension of the story, as men build a device that’s less a rocket and more a trap, sealing away a mole-man beneath the surface.
In "Canon infernal," a mysterious being claiming to be a moon-dweller manipulates a group of men into building a massive cannon, promising to return him to the stars. But as the device is completed, the truth unfolds: the so-called moon-dweller is actually a mole-man, and the cannon’s real purpose is to send him deep beneath the Earth—where he’ll be trapped forever.
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