Eclipso #6

In "Le sinistre mort-vivant," Deadman confronts the lingering threat of the Aigle, a former acrobat whose past vendetta resurfaces in a web of murder and deception. As he follows the trail of crimes tied to his own death, Deadman uncovers a conspiracy that implicates a disgraced detective—and a witness whose silence ends in blood.

In this 1969 tale from Eclipso #6, Bruce Gordon accidentally unleashes a negative counterpart of the dark entity Eclipso—only to discover he can become a "good" Eclipso himself in order to confront it. The story explores the fragile balance between light and darkness as one man steps into a role he never sought.

In the quiet Midwest town of Broken Fork, fugitive gangster Ed Sharlin tries to disappear—until his latest crime draws the ghostly attention of two legendary lawmen, "Wild" Bill Simpson and Jed Wander, who won’t let him escape justice, even from beyond the grave.

In "Un héros fatigué," Hal Jordan struggles with unsettling shifts in his personality, prompting the Guardians to intervene—suspecting burnout and seizing his power ring to force him into rest. When they uncover a dangerous flaw in the ring itself, they must race to return it before a criminal gang strikes, leaving Hal to face the threat with his wits and will intact.

In "L'étrange armée d'Iwangis," the mysterious Idol-Head awakens a colossal stone statue, unleashing a bizarre army of animated animal and mythical creature statues. The story unfolds as this strange, living legion begins to move, leaving the fate of the world hanging in the balance.