Brûlant #7
"Un tank pour le bleu" delivers a wild, pulpy adventure in Brûlant #7 (1968), a standout issue where the Challengers confront a dormant volcano hiding a wartime factory run by the sinister Doktor Heller and Colonel Takawa. With Ed Herron’s tight script and Bob Brown’s dynamic art bringing the action to life, the story kicks into high gear when the team is ambushed by Japanese soldiers still locked in a war that ended decades ago. Joe Kubert’s intense cover captures the chaos, perfectly framing the moment the Challengers face their most bizarre threat yet—Heller’s flying saucer and his deadly gold pellets.
In "La terrible menace," the Challengers face a sudden volcanic eruption that leads them into a hidden factory run by the mad Doktor Heller and Colonel Takawa, where they're ambushed by Japanese soldiers still clinging to a war long over. With Heller's deadly gold pellets and a flying saucer poised to strike American cities, the team must outwit their captors and stop the threat before it's too late.
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↩ Reprints Challengers of the Unknown #38 (1964), Our Army at War #156 (1965), Tomahawk #113 (1967), G.I. Combat #127 (1967), Star Spangled War Stories #136 (1967)
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