Le Monstre de Frankenstein #2
In "La fiancée du monstre!", a fugitive seeking refuge in an ancient Egyptian tomb unwittingly awakens a cursed legacy, stumbling upon a fortune that quickly unravels his mind. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Paul Reinman and Jack Kirby, this 1973 tale from Editions Héritage unfolds in a fever-dream haze as madness takes hold. Mike Ploog’s striking cover captures the eerie allure of the story’s dark mystery.
In "J'ai défié la malédiction de Tut-Ah-Anka!", a fugitive seeking refuge in an ancient Egyptian tomb ignores a warning, only to find himself both free from the law and suddenly wealthy—though his joy is short-lived. Trapped in delirium within an Egyptian hospital, his mind unravels as the tomb’s curse takes hold, leaving his fate uncertain.
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