Force X #1

Jun 1980 · Mon Journal · 3.50 FRF; 0.75 CAD

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Tableaux volés”

"Tableaux volés" kicks off with John Probe in a high-stakes plunge from a RAF Nimrod, landing on a fleeing Vulcan aircraft loaded with nerve gas. Writer Robert Flynn and artist Enio deliver a tense, visceral ride as Probe battles both the airborne threat and sudden hallucinations triggered by a ruptured canister, all while trying to bring the plane down safely in the Thames Mud Flats. The cover by Enzo Chiomenti captures the moment with dramatic precision.

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writer Robert Flynn · artist, inker Enio · cover Enzo Chiomenti

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writer Robert Flynn

artist, inker Enio

cover pencils, inks Enzo Chiomenti

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John Probe dives from a RAF Nimrod onto the back of the flying Vulcan aircraft filled with nerve gas. Ripping his way inside, a terrorist's bullet punctures a container, causing hallucinations in our hero before he sets the Vulcan down safely in the Thames Mud Flats.

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