Science Fiction - Weird Fantasy #[nn]

Sep 1987 · Zenda · 67 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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About this Collection

This collection reprints a selection of stories from the 1987 Zenda series Science Fiction - Weird Fantasy, which revived classic sci-fi and fantasy comics from the 1950s EC Comics tradition. The volume gathers tales of alien encounters, futuristic technology, and surreal adventures, showcasing the genre's imaginative storytelling and vintage art style.

"L'exilé !" is a chilling entry in the 1987 Science Fiction - Weird Fantasy series, blending eerie mystery with a twist of scientific dread. When a string of beheadings baffles the police, a shocking link emerges to a reclusive professor and his radical invention—a mechanical brain—leading to a terrifying revelation in the city’s latest victim. Written by Bill Gaines, Al Feldstein, and Doug Headline, with art by Bill Elder and coloring by Marie Severin, this issue features a cover by Al Williamson and Frank Frazetta, whose legendary collaboration brings a haunting, otherworldly edge to the tale.

Contains 6 stories

L'exilé !

8 pp · Science Fiction

By George !

7 pp · Science Fiction

Alan (archaeologist)Marvin (archaeologist)un-named alien boy (death)Princess SabraSaint George

Ce qu'il vit !

6 pp · Science Fiction

Martintwo beautiful girls (apparitions)Jean (Martin's wife, apparition)Czuk (villain)Trark (villain)

Révulsion !

8 pp · Science Fiction

Celui qui attend

6 pp · Science Fiction

Percy (bachelor scientist)AlecPetite (a flower girl, death)

La tête de l"emploi

7 pp · Science Fiction

Ned Hurbson (high school teacher, cameo, death)Mrs HurbsonDan (Police Lieutenant, death)Doc Winkler (coroner)Drake (the Lieutenant's assistant)Quigley (Policeman, mention only)(Martin (Police traffic control, mention only)Rose Miller (comptometer operator, mention only, death)Herman Thornton (writer, mention only, death)Lawrence Morgan (hospital intern, mention only, death)Frederick Phillips (civil engineer, mention only, death)Gloria Field (fashion designer, mention only, death)Professor Emile Shorham (villain, electrical brain wave theorist)