Fantastic Four #139/140
"Cauchemar!" is a striking two-part tale from 1983, written and illustrated by Jean-Pierre Duplessis, where a man’s fateful utterance—“Fils de Zeus”—transforms him into the god Apollo. With divine power and the aid of Phoebus, he confronts the threat of Méteor-Man in a battle that blurs the line between mortal and god. The issue’s dynamic art, rendered in full by Duplessis, captures the mythic scale of the conflict, while John Byrne’s striking cover brings the celestial showdown to life.
In "La venue d'un dieu," Jean-Pierre Duplessis crafts a mythic twist within the Fantastic Four anthology, where a man's utterance of "Fils de Zeus" unleashes divine power, transforming him into Apollon. Tasked by Zeus himself, he must confront the threat of Méteor-Man, aided by the god Phoebus in a battle that blurs the line between mortal and deity.
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