Nova #97

Feb 1986 · Editions Lug · 9,00 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Pour que vive un enfant...”

In "Pour que vive un enfant...", the Fantastic Four find their powers unraveling as a mysterious red mist blankets New York, leading them on a desperate journey to the Arctic. Captured by a reclusive tribe of scientific vikings, they’re drawn into a desperate plea to revive their dying god—without knowing what the cost might be. Written by Doug Moench and brought to life with striking, dynamic art by Bill Sienkiewicz and Pablo Marcos, with colors by George Roussos, and a haunting cover by Jean Frisano, this 1986 issue blends cosmic mystery with emotional weight in a story that lingers long after the final page.

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writer Doug Moench · artist Bill Sienkiewicz · artist, inker Pablo Marcos · colorist George Roussos · cover Jean Frisano

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writer Doug Moench

artist Bill Sienkiewicz

artist, inker Pablo Marcos

colorist George Roussos

cover pencils, inks Jean Frisano

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A strange red mist descends on New York and messes with the Fantastic Four's powers. When they head to the Arctic to investigate, they are captured by a race of scientific vikings who need help with their dying god.

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