Démon #13
In "La créature de l'au-delà," Grant Weymore flees the law after a bank heist, only to find himself at the mercy of the enigmatic Dr. Magog, who offers a radical solution: a transformation that will erase his face—and perhaps his very identity. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell and brought to life with striking precision by artist Gerry Talaoc, this 1980 issue features a cover by Neal Adams, whose dynamic inks lend the story a haunting, otherworldly edge.
In the shadowed streets of 1980, fugitive Grant Weymore seeks refuge from the law after a bank heist, only to be offered a radical solution by the enigmatic Dr. Magog: a surgical transformation to erase his identity. As the doctor prepares his tools, the line between escape and metamorphosis begins to blur.
In "Triomphe et trahison," Captain Comète faces off against a hidden society, capturing the Magician—only for the victory to unravel as Star Sapphire takes Jean Loring, and Grodd unveils his new secret alliance.
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