Marvel #1

Apr 1970 · Editions Lug · 2,00 FRF; 20,00 BEF; 2,00 MAD; 184 TND

📊 ~5,497 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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"Les Fantastiques" kicks off with a high-stakes intergalactic mission as Captain Mar-Vell, a Kree officer, is sent alone to evaluate Earth’s defenses—posing as a human among them. Stan Lee’s sharp storytelling and Gene Colan’s moody artwork bring a tense, grounded alien perspective to this early Marvel adventure, while Jack Kirby and Paul Reinman’s dynamic cover captures the mystery of Mar-Vell’s arrival.

Contains 5 stories

Les Fantastiques

22 pp · Superhero

le Maire de Central City [the Mayor of Central City]la police de Central City [Central City Police Department] [Petedes membres anonymes [unnamed members]]des soldats anonymes de la Garde Nationale [National Guard unnamed members]

Maître de la Haine

36 pp · Superhero

In "Maître de la Haine," Nick Fury, now a CIA colonel, turns to the Fantastic Four for help—though they're already under the sinister influence of the Master of Hate's H-ray. The story unfolds as the team's autonomy is compromised, setting up a tense confrontation with no clear path to resolution.

L'ennemi numéro 1

20 pp · Superhero

lycéens et lycéennesle cambrioleur [The Burglar] (flashback)le manager

Duel avec le Vautour

22 pp · Superhero

lycéens et lycéennes

In "Duel avec le Vautour," the Vautour's arrogance leads him to boast about stealing a diamond convoy from the police, a challenge that draws the attention of the Spider. With confidence and cunning on both sides, the clash between hero and villain takes flight—literally—before the first page turns.

Cela commença ainsi...!

17 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

équipage d'un vaisseau Kree [crew of a Kree starship]Jeremy Logan (introduction)

In "Cela commença ainsi...!", Captain Mar-Vell of the Kree intergalactic fleet is sent alone on a covert mission to assess Earth's defenses—posing as one of the very humans he's meant to study. As he navigates life among them, the line between observer and ally begins to blur.