Big Boss #8
"Prisonnier de la mer" in Big Boss #8 (1972) delivers a twisty, time-hopping tale as a Nazi submarine, displaced across eras, ultimately chooses to surrender in the present. With stark, expressive art by Mort Meskin on both pencils and inks, the story unfolds with a quiet, haunting intensity. The cover by Bob Brown captures the submarine’s eerie presence with moody precision.
In "La cité des 3 cauchemars," a Nazi submarine travels through time, confronting three different eras, each a nightmare of its own making. Faced with the weight of its past, the crew ultimately chooses to surrender in the present, seeking redemption in the only moment that still holds hope.
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