Les Jeunes Titans #5
In "Le retour du Mercenaire," Deathstroke unleashes a chilling new threat, using stolen plans from Dayton Industries to build a promethium bomb and turning the Teen Titans into his unwitting test subjects. With George Pérez and Marv Wolfman at the helm and Pérez’s dynamic art—both interior and on the cover—bringing the tension to life, this 1983 issue marks a pivotal moment in the series.
In "Le retour du Mercenaire," the Titans face off against the Puppeteer during a high-stakes heist at Dayton Industries, where plans for the Promethium Project are at risk. Amid the chaos, Deathstroke makes a stealthy move, slipping in to steal the blueprints before vanishing into the shadows.
In "Prométhium en liberté," Deathstroke unleashes chaos by deploying a promethium bomb he built from stolen Dayton Industries schematics, using the Teen Titans as his unwitting test subjects to prove its power. With the stakes dangerously high, the young heroes must confront a threat that’s as much a display of skill as it is a deadly gamble.
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