Le Monstre de Frankenstein #8
In "Mon nom est…Dracula," a Martian invader descends to Earth with a deadly mission—abduct a human scientist behind a powerful weapon Mars seeks to wield against Jupiter. But when the alien confronts the scientist, the truth unfolds in a twist that redefines the battlefield. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Don Heck and cover by John Buscema, this 0.25 CAD gem from Editions Héritage delivers a clever, suspenseful tale where the line between hunter and prey blurs.
In "L'homme qu'on ne peut arrêter!", a man builds a machine to feel the thoughts of everyone on Earth, seeking power through connection—but the flood of minds overwhelms him, and his mind shuts down. A haunting, quiet moment of collapse in a world that never stops thinking.
In "La bête qui marche comme un homme!", a Martian envoyed to abduct a human scientist is outwitted when the man—far from being a helpless target—reveals himself as a Jupiter agent setting a trap. The twist reshapes the hunt, turning the alien’s mission into a test of wits and survival on Earth.
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