Démon #6
In "Victoire de l'aube," Luther Mannkin takes in a mysterious boy named Jemm from a dark alley, unaware of the storm he’s just invited into his life. As Lincoln, Luther’s brother, scrambles to pay off a dangerous debt to the ruthless Cladius Tull, a violent confrontation spirals into tragedy when Lincoln and his friend Vin try to stop Tull’s assassins—leading to the death of their grandfather. Meanwhile, on Earth, a NASA scientist and a CIA agent investigate the crash site of Jemm’s alien vessel, only to be ambushed by the enigmatic RT-36258 and other extraterrestrial threats. Written by Greg Potter and illustrated by Gene Colan with inks by Klaus Janson, this 1986 issue blends family drama, urban tension, and alien mystery, with a cover by Jan Duursema.
In "Victoire de l'aube," Arion and his companions take shelter in a forgotten temple after their vessel is brought down, only to be ensnared by a treacherous priest who traps Arion in the serpent's lair. As the dark force Chaon manipulates Mara and Chian, the line between survival and annihilation begins to blur.
In the shadowed streets of a near-future city, Luther Mannkin finds a mysterious boy named Jemm and brings him home, unaware of the storm he’s just invited in. As Lincoln, Luther’s brother, struggles to escape the deadly debt he owes the ruthless Cladius Tull, a violent clash erupts that ends in tragedy—and just as the fallout begins, a crashed alien vessel on Earth draws the attention of NASA scientists and a CIA agent, who soon face deadly forces from beyond the stars.
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