Un Récit Complet Marvel #11

In "Aurore d'un nouvel âge ?", Prince Namor ventures to the surface world for a diplomatic mission at the United Nations, where he meets Jacqueline Trufaut, a French marine biologist whose intellect and grace captivate him. Returning to Atlantis, he is ambushed by the enigmatic Dragonrider and a monstrous sea creature, setting off a chain of events that threatens to upend the fragile balance between land and sea.

In "De jadis à demain," Namor ventures to the struggling colony of Amphitrite, questioning the Dragonrider’s claims of oppression and confronting the stark reality of colonial hardship—echoes of his own past as a homeless man in New York stirring deep within him. As he navigates the city’s decay and encounters the rebels, including the enigmatic Proteus, his resolve is tested, only to return and learn that Jacqueline Trufaut has vanished, pulling him further into a conflict that blurs memory, justice, and empire.

In "Sous le signe des Gémeaux !", Namor stands before the United Nations, pleading for peace—only to be ambushed by the enigmatic Mad Twins, who vanish with Jacqueline Trufaut in a flash of chaos. As the Atlantean council declares him unfit to rule, ancient threats stir beneath the sea, and the fate of the undersea kingdom hangs in the balance.

In "La route manquée !", Namor is drawn into a perilous mystery when Carl Bernhart’s desperate warnings about Jacqueline Trufaut lead to a tragic accident echoing a long-buried trauma. As Namor follows the trail to Pontus, the ancient tomb of Neptune, he confronts Jacqueline and her allies—Dragonrider, Proteus, and the Mad Twins—unraveling a conspiracy that tests his judgment and loyalty. Back in Atlantis, a shocking verdict from Lord Dara casts doubt on his right to rule.