Eclipso #25
In "Le combat des mages," Dr. Strange is drawn into a deadly clash between ancient forces when a mysterious girl leads him to the Mindless Ones—terrifying entities restrained only by Dormammu’s will. With the barrier failing and the creatures unleashed, Dormammu is forced to temporarily ally with Strange to survive, sealing a fragile truce that binds him to Earth’s fate. Written by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee, with art and inks by Steve Ditko, this 1972 issue delivers a high-stakes supernatural showdown, culminating in a pivotal reward from the Ancient One—a new cloak of levitation and amulet—marking a turning point in Strange’s journey.
In "Le combat des mages," Dr. Strange is drawn into a deadly clash when a mysterious girl brings him to the realm of the Mindless Ones—terrifying beings restrained only by Dormammu’s will. With the barrier crumbling and chaos unleashed, Dormammu is forced to ally with Strange to survive, forging a fragile truce that reshapes their fates.
In "La vengeance de Loki," Loki exploits Thor’s hidden identity, stripping him of his hammer and leaving him powerless as a mortal. With Thor weakened, Loki unleashes chaos upon humanity—until Dr. Blake devises a plan to lure him into a trap, offering a chance to reclaim his godhood and finally end the trickster’s reign.
In "Le génie de la bouteille," a man’s reckless wish-granting spirals into chaos as a genie grants his every selfish desire—until the genie, desperate to return to his bottle, tricks him into sealing his own fate inside it.
In "Empreintes au plafond," O'Flaherty and Flitcher gamble on a macabre stage act: training a resurrected dog to perform tricks, unaware that its return to life has summoned a horde of skeletal zombies intent on reclaiming it. As the dog’s eerie performances draw crowds, the men find themselves trapped between the spotlight and a relentless, bone-choked pursuit from beyond the grave.
In "Au rendez-vous des gredins," Iron Man is trapped in a series of vivid nightmares orchestrated by the Dream-Maker, once Count Nefaria, as he battles past foes in his sleep. Forced to confront both his enemies and his own doubts, Iron Man journeys to Ireland to find the disgruntled Happy, while the Dream-Maker’s machine spirals out of control—leading to a sudden explosion. Though the ordeal ends with Iron Man brushing it off as mere dreaming, a quiet call from Pepper sets him on a new path back home.
In "Le visage de l'au-delà," a man's quiet morning unravels when he sees a stranger’s face in the mirror—then watches it shatter. Each reflection he seeks brings the same unsettling vision, driving him to avoid mirrors altogether. As he makes his way to work, the dread builds until the elevator doors open to reveal the very face he’s been haunted by, leaving him paralyzed—until the man steps out, and the elevator plummets.
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