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Cover: Jack Kirby & Mike Royer

Kamandi #5

Jan 1976 · Arédit-Artima · 6 FRF
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Les spasmes du monde," Steve Ditko crafts a twisted, pulse-pounding chapter of Kamandi’s post-apocalyptic odyssey, where a kidnapped scientist and a disgraced TV host collide in a web of secrets and sabotage. When Jack Ryder is thrust into a dangerous investigation and forced into a surreal costume for Devlin’s society ball, he becomes an unwitting pawn in a deadly game—one that leaves him wounded, transformed, and haunted by a mysterious healing power. With Ditko’s signature surrealism and Kirby’s dynamic cover art, this 1976 issue delivers a chilling, offbeat thriller where identity and survival blur.

Contains 7 stories
Les spasmes du monde
23.67 pp · Science Fiction
KamandiSultinLionsGorillasTiny

In "Les spasmes du monde," Kamandi finds himself caught between warring factions when the Gorillas prepare him as a sacrifice for the enigmatic Tiny. As tensions explode and alliances shift, Tiny's sudden rebellion throws the fragile balance into chaos—only for the Lions to step in, forcing a tragic choice that leaves Kamandi stranded in the aftermath.

Point chaud
6 pp · Science Fiction
The Space Voyagers
La nuit des masques
29 pp · Superhero
The Creeper [Jack Ryder] (introduction, origin)Professor YatzgangstersCommunist agentsDr. Clayton WetleyTV Station ManagerBill Brane (Chief of Network Security)Major Smelcostume shop ownerMr. Devlinpolicemen

In "La nuit des masques," Jack Ryder, a fired TV host turned security investigator, stumbles into a deadly game when he’s kidnapped and transformed into the new Creeper after being injected with Professor Yatz’s experimental molecular transmitter. As he awakens with a mysterious healing serum in his veins and a costume stitched together from odd parts, the line between hunter and hunted blurs—especially when he uncovers Devlin’s betrayal and unleashes a terrifying, maniacal laugh to unmask the truth. The Creeper’s return is inevitable, but how far will he go to expose the conspiracy?

Une étoile d'or pour le Joker
24 pp · Superhero
JokerGreen Arrow [Oliver Queen]Black Canary [Dinah Lance]Hector (Joker's Henchman)
Vol mortel
23 pp · Adventure
Le monstre de pourriture
24 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ClawGhilkynKing OcculasMiftung (Occulas' wizard)CybilythN'HglthssAsvitar

In "Le monstre de pourriture," Claw and Ghilkyn race to rescue Cybilyth from a sacrificial altar, only to face a far greater threat when the king’s wizard summons the colossal N'Hglthss from another dimension. With the beast on the march, Cybilyth flees with the two warriors, leading them toward Asvitar, the Burning Man, in a desperate quest to uncover the answer to defeating the monstrous invader.

Au-delà de la raison
23 pp · Science Fiction
KamandiBen BoxerRenziSteveSultinLionsHumansBears

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Steve Ditko
writer Don Segall
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Mike Royer

Reprints

↩ Reprints Showcase #73 (1968), Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #7 (1973), Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #8 (1973), Rima, the Jungle Girl #3 (1974), Claw the Unconquered #4 (1975), Justice, Inc. #4 (1975), The Joker #4 (1975)

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