Flash #8

Jun 1984 · Arédit-Artima · 10,00 FRF

📊 ~76,749 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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"Venue de l'au-delà" delivers a gripping chapter in the Green Lantern saga, with Denny O'Neil scripting a high-stakes mission that sees the imprisoned Guardians rally the Corps from within the Power Battery. Joe Staton’s dynamic art, sharpened by Frank McLaughlin’s inks and Anthony Tollin’s colors, brings the cosmic struggle to life, while Carmine Infantino’s cover captures the intensity of the battle.

Contains 5 stories

Venue de l'au-delà

19 pp · Superhero

Flash [Barry Allen]Henry AllenNora AllenThe Top [Roscoe Dillon]Detective Frank CurtisGolden Glider [Lisa Snart]Walt (Policeman)Patty Spivot (Lab Assistant)Jack MorganProfessor Jenkins

Celui qui compte !

3 pp · Science Fiction

Un champ de bataille

17 pp · Superhero

The Green Lantern Corps [Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]Green Lantern [Stel]Green Lantern [Katma Tui]Green Lantern [Medphyl]Green Lantern [Xax]Green Lantern [Chaselon]Green Lantern [Tomar Re]unnamed Green Lanterns (several die)]SinestroGeneral Fabrikant [Fabian]Weaponers of QwardThe Guardians of OaCarol Ferris

In "Un champ de bataille," the imprisoned Guardians of the Universe rally the Green Lantern Corps to free Hal Jordan from the Power Battery, launching a desperate assault against the Weaponers. As the battle rages and several Green Lanterns fall, Sinestro's pride is shattered—yet it's this moment of humility that leads him to aid the Corps in their final stand.

Jeux d'ombres

8 pp · Superhero

SilhouetteGlassman (introduction)Ms. Muscle (introduction)Oddballs (introduction)

Le plastique de la peur !

23 pp · Superhero

Firestorm [Ronnie RaymondMartin Stein]Doreen DayEd RaymondPlastique (introduction, villain)Dan Whether (GBS reporter)