Fantastic Four #13
In "Il ne fait pas bon mourir sur la Lune !", the Skull emerges from the twisted hell of the Cosmic Cube, a valet in a surreal hotel built for the world's most detestable — and now, free after a deadly clash with Captain America. Written by Mark Waid and Ralph Macchio, with bold art by Andy Kubert and inks by Jesse Delperdang, this 2000 Panini France edition delivers a sharp, surreal twist on the villain’s fate. The cover by Salvador Larroca and Art Thibert captures the issue’s eerie, high-stakes atmosphere.
In "Il ne fait pas bon mourir sur la Lune !", the Fantastic Four clash with Ronan on the lunar surface, where he traps Sue in a Mannequin that twists her will. As Reed, Ben, and Johnny overcome Ronan’s Kree allies, the villain and his captive flee toward the Watcher’s domain—just as Bounty is dispatched to recover the mysterious Caledonia.
In "Crâne Rouge - Volte-face," the Skull, once a mere valet in a grotesque hotel built from the ruins of the Cosmic Cube’s twisted vision, claws his way back to reality after a deadly clash with Captain America. Now free from the Cube’s grip, he steps into a world he no longer recognizes—where the past isn’t dead, and the future is still unwritten.
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