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Cover: Rich Buckler

Nova #104

Sep 1986 · Editions Lug · 9,50 FRF
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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"Mission pour un homme mort !" marks a pivotal moment in the Nova series, delivering a tense, character-driven story that deepens the mystery surrounding the Sin-Eater’s motives. Written by Peter David and illustrated with gritty precision by Rich Buckler—whose dynamic pencils are echoed in the cover by the same hand—this 1986 issue explores the emotional toll of violence and loss, as Matt Murdock grapples with the fallout of a judge’s murder and Spidey confronts a killer with a personal vendetta. The haunting atmosphere and layered storytelling are brought to life through Buckler’s bold art, with inks by Breeding, Baker, Redding, and Rubinstein, and vibrant colors by George Roussos.

Contains 4 stories
Mission pour un homme mort !
21 pp · Superhero
Fantastic Four [Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]Invisible Girl [Sue Storm Richards]Human Torch [Johnny Storm]The Thing [Ben Grimm]]Hammerhead (villain)
Les yeux du vertige !
20 pp · Superhero
Fantastic Four [Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]Invisible Girl [Sue Storm Richards]Human Torch [Johnny Storm]The Thing [Ben Grimm]]Franklin Richards (guest star)Alicia Masters (guest star)Spinnerette (guest star, 1st)Frankie Raye [Nova] (cameo)Dr. Doom (cameo)
Péché d'orgueil [mort d'un flic 2ème partie]
19 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]GUESTS: DaredevilAunt May ParkerErnie PopchikSgt. Stan CarterJ. Jonah JamesonMarla JamisonRobbie RobertsonJoy MercadoVILLAIN: Sin-EaterCAMEOS: Charles BronsonNick Fury (photo)

In "Péché d'orgueil [mort d'un flic 2ème partie]," Peter Parker grapples with the fallout of a brutal murder when the Sin-Eater strikes again, targeting a judge and then a priest, leaving Spidey torn between justice and protecting Aunt May. As Peter digs into Jean De-Wolff’s past, he uncovers unsettling personal connections hidden in her apartment—clues that blur the line between duty and memory. Meanwhile, Matt Murdock mourns the loss of a friend, the weight of failure pressing hard as the city reels from another killing.

Il n'a pas de nom.
22 pp · Superhero
Jim RhodesTony Stark ["Spare Parts Man"]ShamanHawkeyeDr. Clytemnestra ErwinMorley ErwinGodzillaDr. Demonicus (villain)Obadiah Stane (cameo, villain)

In "Il n'a pas de nom.", a mysterious entity known as Omnos takes control of the abandoned Iron Man armor left behind in another dimension, then returns to Earth seeking its true owner. As the armored presence clashes with a dinosaur carrying Tony Stark’s discarded gray suit—now claimed by the villain Dr. Demonicus—Tony arrives in a makeshift costume, using magnetism to unite the suits in a desperate stand. The story unfolds with escalating tension, as forces beyond human control converge in a battle of wills and machines.

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Full credits

cover pencils, inks Rich Buckler

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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #233 (1981), Fantastic Four #237 (1981), Iron Man #196 (1985), The Spectacular Spider-Man #108 (1985), Une Aventure de l'Araignée #28 (1986), Un Récit Complet Marvel #11 (1986), Ombrax-Saga #248 (1986)

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