Spectre#3

Spectre #3

Oct 1967 · Arédit-Artima · 1,50 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Le traître cosmique”

In "Le traître cosmique," actor Jackson Blair climbs to stardom with the help of a witch’s magical potion—until a broken promise triggers a deadly curse. When the sorceress Madame Dazong meets her end, Blair is left with a grotesque new head, marking a shocking transformation. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Bud Thompson, this 1967 French-language tale blends glamour and horror in a surreal, unforgettable twist. Cover by Bud Thompson.

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writer Bill Woolfolk · artist, inker Bud Thompson

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writer Bill Woolfolk

artist, inker Bud Thompson

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L'acteur de cinéma Jackson Blair fait son chemin vers la gloire avec l'aide d'une potion magique de sorcière. Lorsque Blair rompt sa promesse de l'épouser en retour, elle fait disparaître sa tête. Dans une confrontation finale, Madame Dazong meurt et Blair est équipé d'une nouvelle tête horrible.

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