L'Inattendu #23
"Power-Man contre Black Goliath" delivers a tense, high-stakes thriller in L'Inattendu #23 (1980), a 5 FRF comic that stands out for its sharp storytelling and dynamic art. Written by Steve Parkhouse and Barry Windsor-Smith, with interior art and inks by the legendary Barry Windsor-Smith, the issue plunges readers into a web of betrayal as Nick Fury is framed by a rogue SHIELD agent—only to find himself hunted by allies he once trusted. Cover by Gil Kane, with inks by Frank Giacoia and Mike Esposito, this issue captures the paranoia and urgency of a man on the run, fighting not just for survival, but for the truth.
In "Les fureurs de l'enfer," Nick Fury is framed by Intelligence Agent Ricard, who claims to have evidence of Fury's treasonous ties to enemy agents. With SHIELD turning against him, Fury must evade his allies while uncovering the truth behind the betrayal—only to face a deadly confrontation with Ricard that ends in bloodshed and a shocking arrest by Dum Dum Dugan.
In "Le Super-Patriote," a fugitive Nick Fury finds himself caught between a government he once served and a radical patriot who claims to be fighting for the nation’s soul. As a skyborne clash erupts between SHIELD and the Patriot’s followers over Manhattan, Fury must confront the shocking truth behind the masked extremist—only to discover a face he never expected beneath the mask.
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