Le Monstre de Frankenstein #3
In "La vengeance du monstre!", a fugitive escapes prison after a decade and steals from a warehouse, only to be confronted by a police officer with supernatural abilities—only to be stunned when he learns the force now relies entirely on robots. Written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Sol Brodsky, this 1973 issue from Editions Héritage features a cover by Mike Ploog, blending noir tension with a chilling glimpse of a future where humanity’s enforcers are no longer human.
In "J'ai combattu l'homme qui ne pouvait être tué!", a fugitive escaping prison after a decade finds himself hunted by a police officer with supernatural abilities—only to be stunned when he learns the force he's facing is made entirely of machines. The story unfolds in a world where humanity's guardians are no longer flesh and blood, leaving one man to question what it truly means to be alive.
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