La Ligue de Justice #10
This tenth volume of Arédit-Artima's French-language reprints of Justice League adventures collects stories originally published in the 1980s. The title 'Nom de code Ultraa' points to a storyline featuring the character Ultraa, a Golden Age-style hero who finds himself in the modern DC Universe. As with other entries in this series, it presents classic Justice League tales in a European album format, aimed at French-speaking readers.
In "Nom de code : Ultraa," the enigmatic hero Ultraa forms an unexpected bond with small-time crook Joe Parry, leading to a bank heist that spirals beyond control. When the Justice League intervenes, Parry is taken into custody, but Ultraa is sent to live among the Aboriginal tribes of Australia—places that echo memories of his own past.
In "200.000 ans après," Batman is hurled into space during a routine satellite repair, only to be rescued by a colossal, ancient spaceship on a forgotten mission. When the Justice League arrives to bring him home, they find him changed—altered beyond recognition, his mind and form now alien, no longer the hero they know.
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↩ Reprints World's Finest Comics #277 (1982), Justice League of America #201 (1982), World's Finest Comics #278 (1982), Justice League of America #202 (1982)
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