Faucon Noir#9

Faucon Noir #9

Sep 1978 · Arédit-Artima · 4 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Blackie, étoile du cinéma”

"Blackie, étoile du cinéma" marks a pivotal moment in the Faucon Noir series, spotlighting a rare solo adventure for Jo as he navigates the spotlight of early 1970s French cinema. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated with sharp precision by Joe Staton—both inks and pencils—this 1978 issue captures the character’s charm amid a world of intrigue and mechanical marvels. The cover by Joe Staton perfectly frames the blend of glamour and mystery that defines the story.

writer Gerry Conway · artist, inker Joe Staton

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writer Gerry Conway

artist, inker Joe Staton

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The Metal Men leave Doc and become independent, against General Caspar's orders. Green Lantern thinks that the Missile Men are under the control of the Metal Men. Then, the Metal Men defeat the Missile Men with the help of the unconscious Green Lantern's power ring. Doc finishes testing his new synthetic robot, the Inheritor.

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