Héros 2000 #4

Aug 1979 · Sage - Sagédition · 4,50 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“La vengeance du cobaye”

In "La vengeance du cobaye," Prof. Jaxon Rugarth's desperate bid to prove his theory about time travel spirals into madness at the Time Institute, transforming him into the terrifying Infinite Man—able to summon any creature from any era to hunt down the Legion and Rond Vidar. Written by Paul Levitz and brought to life by James Sherman’s art, with inks by Bob Wiacek and colors by Liz Berube, this 1979 issue delivers a mind-bending twist on time and consequence. The cover, by Mike Grell, captures the eerie intensity of a man unmoored from history.

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writer Paul Levitz · artist James Sherman · inker Bob Wiacek · colorist Liz Berube · cover Mike Grell

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writer Paul Levitz

artist James Sherman

inker Bob Wiacek

colorist Liz Berube

cover pencils, inks Mike Grell

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Prof. Jaxon Rugarth volunteers for a time travel experiment at the Time Institute that drives him mad and changes him into the Infinite Man, who can summon any creature from any era to destroy the Legion and Rond Vidar.

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