Star-Team #5
In "Le secret du Masque Noir !", the Star-Team faces a new challenge when the mysterious Wizard and the Hangman help Fly Girl defeat the Destructor and free captured heroes. As the team considers welcoming them, a test reveals their true nature—though they pass the trial, their greed quickly surfaces when they glimpse the treasure, leading them to betray their allies. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by Paul Reinman with inks by Reinman and colors by Victor Gorelick, this 1984 issue delivers a tense twist in the group's dynamic. Cover by Paul Reinman.
In "Le secret du Masque Noir !", the Black Hood closes in on the man who killed Pete Hannigan—only to find the killer disguised as the notorious crook Schemer Bashby, setting off a tense game of deception and pursuit.
In "La traitrise d'Inferno...", Jo, still wrestling with her partner John’s relentless crusade as the Web, steps back from the fight to focus on her own path—taking a job at the museum with curator Tom Alexander. When priceless art is set ablaze under mysterious circumstances, the Web investigates, only to be blindsided when the real Inferno exposes Tom’s hidden agenda.
In the sweltering heat of an African safari, Fly-Man and his team find their vacation upended when a wild elephant stampede forces them into a tense standoff—only to be captured by the relentless Destructor. As he raids a nearby city, Fly Girl takes flight to stop him, and just when the odds seem stacked, the Hangman arrives with a surprise assist.
In "Deuxième partie!", the Wizard and the Hangman team up with Fly Girl to stop the Destructor and rescue the captured heroes. After proving their worth in tests set by the team, both newcomers quickly falter when faced with the promise of treasure—revealing a dangerous greed that threatens to split the group apart.
In "Troisième partie !", the newly arrived villains turn on each other in a brutal bid to claim the spoils, setting off a clash that tests the limits of their powers. With Fly Man outmaneuvering Hangman and the Comet unleashing a desperate gambit, the heroes barely survive the fallout—only to face a chilling promise of retribution from the villains, now banished but not broken.
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