Flash #19
In "Le miroir du futur," Adam Strange finds himself caught between worlds when a hidden Dust Devil, Jakarta, rides the Zeta Beam from Rhynthar to Earth—unbeknownst to him. As Jakarta seeks revenge on Rann and plots to conquer Melbourne, Adam must use his wits and a Wimshurst Machine to stop the dust demon before he strikes. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life with dynamic art by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson, this 1974 Flash issue features a cover by Infantino and Joe Giella, offering a striking vision of a future shadowed by unseen threats.
In "La vengeance du démon de poussière," Adam Strange returns to Rann from Earth, unaware that Jakarta, the last of the Dust Devils, has hitched a ride in his holster after a prior mission on Rhynthar. When the Zeta Beam’s effects fade, both are sent back to Earth—Jakarta now intent on vengeance and conquest, targeting Melbourne, Australia. With quick thinking and a Wimshurst Machine, Adam uses static electricity to freeze the dust demon and finally turns him over to authorities.
In "Duel des deux Atom," Al Pratt journeys to Earth-1 to unravel a scientific mystery—only to find the truth inverted, with his longtime friend Ray Palmer caught in its destabilizing wake. The clash of two Atoms, bound by friendship and divergent realities, sets a pulse-pounding stage where science and identity collide.
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↩ Reprints Mystery in Space #70 (1961), Strange Adventures #156 (1963), The Flash #159 (1966), The Flash #161 (1966), The Atom #36 (1968)
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