Strange Spécial Origines #208
In "L'origine des incomparables Inhumains," Stan Lee and Jack Kirby (with inks by Don Heck) deliver a pivotal origin tale where Henry Pym’s groundbreaking size-altering technology draws the attention of the Eraser, who abducts him and other scientists to the perilous Dimension Z to forge atomic weapons. With his ingenuity and newfound strength as Giant-Man, Pym fights back against his captors in a high-stakes struggle for survival. The cover, by Jean-Yves Mitton, captures the intensity of this sci-fi adventure, making this 1987 11 FRF issue a must-have for collectors of classic Marvel tales.
In "Les raisons !", King Randac, newly empowered by the Terrigen Mists, mandates that all his subjects undergo exposure to the same mists—unleashing unpredictable changes across his realm. The Sentry steps forward with a revelation that upends everything: the Kree are the true source of Randac’s people’s advanced science, and their legacy may be far more dangerous than anyone realized.
In "Et voici... Flèche Noire !", Agon and Rynda grapple with the unintended consequences of their genetic experiment on their infant son, discovering that his voice holds a far more volatile power than the levitation and electron control they intended. As they confront the growing danger he unknowingly poses, their love and fear collide in a moment that will define his future.
In this tense five-page tale from *Strange Spécial Origines #208* (1987), Black Bolt—silent and isolated for years—finally confronts his long-lost cousins and his brother, Maximus. As Maximus provokes him with cruel taunts, the fragile peace shatters, and the threat of violence looms in the silence between them.
In "Dans le tumulte de la ville !", Triton returns to the Inhumans with a dire warning: humanity's unchecked expansion threatens the world's balance. Black Bolt, shaken by the revelation, begins a desperate search for a new hidden refuge before it's too late.
In "La naissance de Giant-Man !", Henry Pym races to perfect his size-altering capsules when he's captured by the Eraser and taken to the mysterious Dimension Z, where he's forced to work alongside other scientists on deadly atomic weapons. Trapped in a world of high-stakes science and danger, Pym must find a way to turn the tide before his powers are used against him.
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