Frankenstein #14
In "Cyberman contre Spider-Man," Jack Kirby crafts a mind-bending journey from ancient origins to a distant future, where a lone astronaut’s encounter with an alien monolith triggers a transformation beyond comprehension. Kirby’s bold storytelling and art, inked by Mike Royer, bring to life a mysterious cycle of creation and evolution, while Rich Buckler and Mike Esposito’s striking cover captures the clash of worlds.
In "Le tueur de bêtes," a mysterious monolith guides a prehistoric hunter to forge a spear, then leaps forward in time to a distant future where astronaut Woodrow Decker survives a deadly encounter in an alien ruin—only to be transported to a quiet, sun-drenched countryside. There, he ages rapidly, his life ending as the monolith reshapes him into a new kind of seed, a being meant to carry its purpose across the stars.
In "Soleil mourant," the Seeker 3000 embarks on a trial run to test its new warp speed, but Captain Shaw’s bold choice to override orders from Jason and the Six sets off a chain of events that tests loyalty and ambition in the vast unknown. The story unfolds with quiet tension, as the crew’s fate hangs on a decision made in defiance of unseen forces.
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