Un Récit Complet Marvel #15
"L'hôtel des coeurs brisés" marks a pivotal moment in Dazzler’s story, showcasing her struggle with unstable powers and her growing bond with Beast in a sanctuary for displaced mutants. Written by Ann Nocenti and illustrated by Don Perlin, with inks by Kim DeMulder and colors by Petra Goldberg, the issue unfolds in a hauntingly beautiful setting where music and danger intertwine. Cover by Jean-Yves Mitton captures the mood of this emotional and suspenseful chapter, where a performance promises redemption but hides a deadly truth.
In a sun-drenched Hollywood of 1987, Beast trades the Defenders’ battles for a beachside break with Wonder Man—until a chance encounter at a glittering party pulls him back into chaos. Dazzler, once a star, is drawn into a shadowy new world when Alexander Flynn offers her a comeback at an underground theater backed by the enigmatic Hugo Longride. As her powers spiral beyond control, she vanishes without a trace, leaving Beast to hunt her down before the night turns darker. With Wonder Man and the ever-watchful Dr. Doom circling the edges, and Max Rocker and Poltergiest caught in the web, one thing’s clear: the spotlight isn’t the only thing that can blind you.
In "L'hôtel des coeurs brisés," Dazzler struggles to regain control of her powers while recovering at a secluded mutant refuge under Beast’s care, their bond deepening amid quiet moments and shared vulnerability. When Alexander Flynn arrives offering a chance to master her abilities through performance, Beast reluctantly agrees—only to discover the venue is a brutal arena where mutants fight for survival, and the line between show and slaughter blurs. As Dazzler begins to find belonging among the misfits, Beast must confront the painful truth that love and loyalty may not be enough to pull her back.
In "Show Biz!", Dazzler and Beast navigate a tense new chapter as their growing connection clashes with her risky role in a high-stakes arena spectacle. When Beast uncovers a sinister plot involving a mysterious potion and a trio of villains, he’s forced to confront his own altered state in the ring—only to face Dazzler in a brutal, mind-altered battle. With the crowd demanding violence and the stakes rising, the line between performance and peril blurs.
In "Echec et mat," Dr. Doom confronts the corpse of Hugo Longride—revealed to be a robot sent to monitor Alexander Flynn, who claims to be Doom’s son. As Flynn rallies a group of mutants to overthrow Latveria, Max Rocker frees the Beast and Dazzler, sparking a revolt against Flynn’s doomed plan. With the arena now in mutant hands, the group faces a new direction, and Dazzler and Beast part ways—both changed by the conflict.
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↩ Reprints Beauty and the Beast #1 (1984), Beauty and the Beast #2 (1985), Beauty and the Beast #3 (1985), Beauty and the Beast #4 (1985)
Reprinted in Spécial Strange #51 (1987), Strange Spécial Origines #211 (1987), Nova #115 (1987), Spidey #91 (1987), Titans #103 (1987), Titans #104 (1987)
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