L'Inattendu #19

Jan 1979 · Arédit-Artima · 5 FRF; 2,50 CHF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "L'ombre du Docteur Doom," a chance discovery by an electrician unleashes an alien criminal with a psychic grip on humanity, compelling them to construct a vessel for his escape and Earth's destruction. With the help of a daring sabotage, the electrician turns the tide, sending the villain hurtling into orbit around the Sun. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, illustrated by Jack Kirby with inks by Dick Ayers, and featuring a striking cover by Keith Giffen and Frank Giacoia, this 1979 issue delivers a classic sci-fi thriller with a pulse-pounding twist.

Contains 2 stories

L'ombre du Docteur Doom

108.5 pp · Superhero

Attuma (villain)Namor, the Sub-MarinerDr. Doom

In *L'ombre du Docteur Doom*, Captain America and Dr. Doom find themselves unexpectedly united in a desperate bid to stop the Red Skull, who has seized control of Doom’s fortress. As they close in on the castle, a sudden transformation shrinks them to mere inches, forcing them to navigate a treacherous, towering landscape from the ground up.

Esclaves du Titan

18 pp · Science Fiction

Hulk [Xemnu, later called "the Titan"] (introduction, origin)Joe Harper

In "Esclaves du Titan," an electrician stumbles upon a dormant alien criminal and unwittingly awakens him—only to find the creature has seized control of humanity through psychic domination. Forced to construct a vessel for his escape and vengeance, the electrician must outwit the alien’s mind and sabotage the ship before it’s too late.