La Ligue de Justice #9
"Compte à rebours" sees Tarantula answer Liberty Belle’s call to join the Squadron, stepping into a tense first meeting with the team. When Thor—mistaking Tarantula for his old foe Sandman—launches an unexpected attack, the newly assembled group must quickly navigate a crisis born of mistaken identity. Written by Roy Thomas, with art by Adrian Gonzales, inks by Rick Hoberg, and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this 1987 issue features a cover by Chuck Patton and Dick Giordano.
In "Compte à rebours," J'onn J'onzz returns to Earth with urgent news: Mars II is preparing an invasion, led by a rogue military commander known as The Marshal. As the threat looms, The Marshal’s enigmatic robot servant, Challenger, arrives at the United Nations with a chilling ultimatum, setting the stage for a tense standoff between Earth’s defenders and an alien force with a hidden agenda.
In "Cendres amères," Earth's defenses crumble as Martian forces launch a devastating assault, and mistrust flares within the Justice League. Firestorm, wary of J'onn's motives, sees betrayal in every shadow, while the Challenger seizes control of the JLA satellite, turning the team's own stronghold against them.
In "La vengeance du Walhalla !", Tarantula answers Liberty Belle’s call to join the Escadron, only to find himself mistaken for Sandman by Thor—now an old enemy of Sandman’s—leading to a sudden clash within the team. The story unfolds as tensions rise between the heroes, testing trust and loyalty in the heat of a misunderstanding rooted in the past.
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