Choc #3
"Le prix de la trahison" delivers a gripping twist in the Fury and his Commandos saga, as the team is sent on a mission to rescue the son of an English lord from Nazi hands—only to discover the young man isn’t a captive, but a willing collaborator. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic energy by Jack Kirby, with inks by G. Bell, this 1972 issue from Arédit-Artima stands as a standout in the series, blending wartime tension with moral ambiguity. The cover by G. Bell captures the moment’s intensity, making this a must-have for collectors of classic European comics.
In "Le prix de la trahison," Fury and his Commandos launch a daring mission to rescue the son of an English lord, a young man broadcasting Nazi propaganda from occupied France. But when the operation begins, it quickly becomes clear the prisoner isn’t a victim—his allegiance is far from coerced.
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