Juliette de mon Cœur #7
In "Le mystère de la maison Renfrew," a 1966 issue of Juliette de mon Cœur with a 1,00 FRF cover price, the eccentric Professor Spidér finds himself entangled in a puzzling case involving the mysterious Renfrew house. Written by Elliott Caplin and illustrated by John Cullen Murphy, the story unfolds with a delightfully absurd premise: a small, bald physics teacher stuns the boxing world by defeating professional fighters twice his size—using nothing but his theory of muscular dynamics. The cover by John Cullen Murphy captures the whimsical intrigue of the tale.
In "Spider perd son latin," Spider finds himself managing a small, bald physics teacher whose bizarre theory of muscular dynamics unexpectedly turns him into a boxing sensation—knocking out professional fighters twice his size. With no help from his usual tricks, Spider must navigate the chaos of fame, science, and the ring, all while the professor’s equations keep unraveling in the most literal way.
In "Rayon bagages," Eve watches with cautious curiosity as a man begins courting her older colleague, only to grow uneasy when she spots him entering a pawnshop—leaving her to wonder if his interest is truly sincere.
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