Choc #13
In "Du sang sur le sable," Fury and the Howlers take on a high-stakes mission to smuggle Peter Kazantis, a key figure in the Greek Underground, to safety aboard Captain Simon "Skipper" Savage’s submarine. With a traitor among them and Nazi forces lying in wait, the tension builds as the team races against time through treacherous waters. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life by Dick Ayers’ dynamic art with inks by John Tartaglione, this 1975 issue delivers a gripping wartime thriller with a 3,50 FRF cover price.
In "Le retour du robot vivant," a fugitive robot slips into human society by impersonating a powerful MP, using the role to push for lifting the ban on robots. When the real MP—himself a robot in disguise—finally breaks free, he faces the imposter in a tense showdown, proving that the line between man and machine is far more fragile than anyone expected.
In "Cette Grèce qui fut glorieuse," Fury and the Howlers race against time to deliver Peter Kazantis, a key figure in the Greek Underground, home to rally his people—only to face a traitor in their midst and a deadly Nazi ambush. With the help of Captain Simon "Skipper" Savage’s submarine, they navigate treacherous waters, but as the mission unfolds, loyalty is tested and survival hangs in the balance.
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