Les Vengeurs #2

Jan 1980 · Arédit-Artima · 7,00 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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"Chaos sidéral" sees a seasoned space pilot, sidelined by outdated tech, unexpectedly called to action when an alien challenge demands a unique skill set only he possesses. With help from the Avengers, he rises to lead Earth's space patrol—only to discover the alien visitor was someone he knew all along, in a twist that redefines loyalty and identity. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, illustrated by Jack Kirby with inks by Dick Ayers and colors by Stan Goldberg, the cover by Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott captures the cosmic tension of a 1980 French release at 7,00 FRF.

Contains 3 stories

Chaos sidéral

35 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

the Angel [Thomas Halloway] (simulacrum, flashback)the Avengers [the Black PantherCaptain America [Steve Rogers]Goliath [Clint Barton]Iron Man [Tony Stark]Quicksilverthe Scarlet WitchThorthe Vision]Balderthe Black Widowthe Blazing Skull (simulacrum, flashback)Captain Marvel [Mar-Vell]DaredevilDr. DoomDr. StrangeDum Dum DuganEmperor Dorrek VII (Skrull)the Fantastic Four [the Human Torch [Johnny Storm]Mr. Fantasticthe Thing]the Fin (simulacrum, flashback)the Hulkthe Human Torch [Jim Hammond] (simulacrum, flashback)Inhumans [Black BoltGorgonKarnakMedusaTriton]KreeNick FuryOdinPrincess Anelle (Skrull)Rick JonesRonan the AccuserSifSkrullsSpider-Manthe Sub-Marinerthe Super-Skrullthe Supreme Intelligencethe Vision [Aarkus] (simulacrum, flashback)the Warriors Three [HogunFandralVolstagg]the Watcherthe X-Men [Angelthe BeastCyclopsIcemanMarvel GirlProfessor X]

Les jeux de Manhattan

18 pp · Superhero

PaladinPhantasm [Dennis] (villain, intro)Marsha Connors (intro)

Le défi de Zarkorr !

7 pp · Science Fiction

Dave Bartlett [Zarkorr]

In "Le défi de Zarkorr !", a seasoned space pilot, sidelined by his unfamiliarity with modern tech, is unexpectedly called upon to face an alien challenge that only his old-school instincts can overcome. When he succeeds, he's named commander of Earth's space patrol—only to discover the alien visitor was someone he knew all along, in a disguise that redefines trust in the stars.