Namor #9
In "La quête de Submariner," a terrified space pilot crash-lands on a strange Earth-like world that mimics 15th-century Spain, where a lone sailor dares to prove the planet is round. Hoping to escape his past and seize glory, he swaps places with the navigator and sets sail—only to discover the planet’s true shape is far from what he expected. Steve Ditko handles both pencils and inks, bringing his signature surreal detail to the story, while Stan Goldberg’s colors add depth to the alternate world. The cover, by George Tuska and Vince Colletta, captures the moment of deception with a dramatic, windswept scene.
In "Le dernier voyage du capitaine Kragg," a terrified space pilot crashes onto a planet that looks eerily like 15th-century Earth—complete with a sailor obsessed with proving the world is round. Seeing a chance to escape his past and gain glory, he swaps places with the navigator and sets sail, unaware the planet’s true shape will soon make his journey a fatal miscalculation.
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