Hercule #4
In "Les 'intruses' de l'Ile du Paradis," Phantom Girl finds herself caught in a perilous rescue mission when a cargo ship begins to sink, only to be saved by the enigmatic Reflecto. As Earth faces a new cosmic threat—giant chains strangling the atmosphere, the work of the mysterious Grimbor the Chainsman—the Legion of Super-Heroes fractures into teams to confront the danger. Written by Gerry Conway and Roy Thomas, with dynamic art by Jimmy Janes and Frank Chiaramonte, and vivid colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1984 issue delivers high-stakes action and mystery. The cover, by Ross Andru and Dick Giordano, captures the tension of a world under siege.
In "Les 'intruses' de l'Ile du Paradis," Diana awakens to a world where her memories of Steve are gone, a void left by Aphrodite’s hand. Confronting the Amazons’ sudden inter-dimensional guests, she must navigate a fractured reality where a jet pierces a rift in space—its presence a haunting echo of what’s been lost.
In "Le vrai visage des propriétaires," Aquaman finds himself aiding a planet’s alien inhabitants against an apparent invasion—only to discover the so-called invaders are actually the planet’s rightful residents. As the truth unfolds, Aquaman must confront the possibility that he may never return home.
In "La Terre enchaînée," Phantom Girl finds herself drawn to Reflecto after a perilous rescue at sea, only to face a far greater threat: the Earth itself is being strangled by colossal chains stretching from space. As Grimbor the Chainsman's sinister plan tightens around the planet, the Legion must divide to confront the cosmic menace—before the atmosphere is crushed.
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↩ Reprints Wonder Woman #270 (1980), Super Friends #43 (1981), The Legion of Super-Heroes #277 (1981), Action Comics #529 (1982)
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