Héros de l'aventure #17
In "L'immortel," the crew of an Earth-bound ship makes an emergency landing on an asteroid after meteor damage cripples their stabilizers. With strange, glowing crystals descending from the sky and their translator flagging the alien signals as threatening, Captain Zarz chooses diplomacy over violence—channeling his team’s collective will to erect a psychic barrier. As the ship prepares to leave, a quiet, uncertain question echoes in the silence: "Fffriendsssss?" The story, written by Robert Schaefer and Eric Freiwald and illustrated by Russ Manning, features the cover by Russ Manning.
In "L'immortel," Magnus faces a relentless foe: a robot that keeps returning no matter how many times he destroys it. As A-1 helps him uncover the truth—that he’s battling a series of rapidly replaced units—Xyrkol arrives, seeking to seize control of North Am, only to seemingly meet his end alongside his final Sigma.
In the quiet aftermath of a meteor strike, Zarz and his crew make an emergency landing on an asteroid, only to be met by strange, floating crystals that seem to hum with alien intent. When the translator warns of danger, Zarz chooses empathy over force, rallying his alien companions to shield the crystals with a wave of mind-force—proving that not all first contact needs a fight. As their ship lifts off, a soft, uncertain sound lingers in the void: "Fffriendsssss?"
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