Nova #105

In "Elle est tou feu tout flamme," Johnny grapples with the sudden emergence of superpowers in his girlfriend Frankie—powers eerily like his own. As her memories resurface, she begins to recall a past tied to a long-dead WWII robot and a desperate attempt by her stepfather, Professor Phineas T. Horton, to bring him back to life.

In "Le changement de la Chose...", Reed Richards' latest experiment takes a sharp turn when his efforts to help Ben Grimm—still trapped in his rocky form—lead to an unexpected regression, leaving him more monstrous than before. Meanwhile, a new robot designed to watch over Franklin adds another layer of tension to the already strained dynamics of the team.

In "Les amis de Wendy," the Fantastic Four answer a peculiar plea from the Thing’s great aunt Petunia, who’s surprisingly young and vibrant, to investigate a quiet town where a little girl has formed an unlikely bond with mysterious, otherworldly creatures. Written by a team known for their grounded yet eerie storytelling, this 22-page tale unfolds with a quiet unease, as the heroes navigate a community hiding secrets beneath its peaceful surface.

In "Le faux coupable [mort d'un flic 3ème partie]," Spidey and Daredevil race to stop a killer who's targeting the press, only to uncover a shocking twist: the man they've captured isn't the real Sin-Eater. When the trail leads to Sgt. Carter's neighbor, the hunt intensifies—especially after Peter receives a desperate call from Betty, who's in danger at home.