Eclipso #61
In "Chandelle lugubre," a scientist's desperate attempt to eliminate a rival backfires when the creature he creates defies its programming. As the townspeople turn on the being, its mind finds a shocking new host—transferring into the body of its creator, who meets a grim end. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 1977 Eclipso #61 delivers a haunting tale of identity and unintended consequence. The cover by Gil Kane and Tom Palmer captures the story’s eerie, brooding tone.
In "L'éternel errant," a fugitive seeks refuge in an abandoned house, only to be confronted by otherworldly beings from another dimension. Though they cannot harm him, the aliens instead trap him in an immaterial state, leaving him to wander forever beyond the grasp of the physical world.
In "Le trésor du spectre," Jo’s desperate search for her brother Silas’ hidden fortune takes a chilling turn when she summons his ghost to reveal its location. The spirit guides her to a sealed vault, but the moment they enter, the air grows cold and the doors lock behind them—trapped in a tomb where the dead have no intention of letting go.
In "Black Goliath," Bill Foster, now leading a Stark Industries research team in Los Angeles, takes on the mantle of the superhero Black Goliath to unravel a string of radium thefts—leading him to confront Atom-Smasher and his gang in a high-stakes clash of science and superhuman power.
In "Le monstre," a scientist’s desperate attempt to eliminate a rival backfires when the creature he creates refuses to follow orders. As fear spreads and the townspeople turn on the being, the scientist meets his end—only for the creature’s mind to awaken in his own body, suddenly free to live as a man.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #76 (1960), Strange Tales #82 (1961), The Phantom Stranger #11 (1971), Man-Thing #15 (1975), Giant-Size Chillers #2 (1975), Black Goliath #1 (1976), Marvel Spotlight #26 (1976), Black Goliath #2 (1976)
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