L'Inattendu #4

In "Les morts-vivants du Baron Macabre," the Panther races through the jungle to save Kantu from a charging rhinoceros, only to face a far more sinister threat: Baron Macabre, a terror from Killmonger's ranks, who summons the dead to do his bidding. As the undead rise, Zatama falls, and Monica finds herself framed for the murder—caught in a web of shadows and secrets that tests the limits of justice and loyalty.

In "Le cauchemar," a man recounts a vivid dream to a psychiatrist, describing an otherworldly encounter during a mysterious expedition—where he faces an alien that bears a startling resemblance to a human. The psychiatrist, unconvinced by the dream’s significance, insists such a being could not exist, leaving the dreamer’s experience lingering in the space between reality and the mind’s deepest fears.

In "Quand la Terre disparut," a pair of tiny alien invaders, convinced Earth is empty and hiding, trigger their ultimate bomb—only to obliterate a boy’s forgotten ping pong ball and themselves in the process. The story, told with dry wit and surreal charm, unfolds in just seven pages, blending science fiction absurdity with a quiet, unexpected punch.

In the thick, silent fog of "Qui suis-je ?", a man with no memory stumbles through a world that feels both familiar and alien. Guided by a stranger offering hypnosis, he slowly recalls the life he’s forgotten—once a circus performer who fell from the high wire. The truth dawns not in triumph, but in quiet recognition: the one who helped him remember is not a savior, but the one he was always meant to meet.