Un Récit Complet Marvel #20
In "Comment être sûr ?", the X-Men and the Fantastic Four clash in a tense standoff as Reed Richards refuses to aid the dying Kitty Pryde—until Dr. Doom arrives with a surprising offer that halts the conflict. Back at the Baxter Building, Sue Storm discovers Reed’s hidden journal, revealing he may have foreseen the team’s transformation during their ill-fated space flight. With tensions high and options few, the X-Men prepare to accept Doom’s help. Written by Chris Claremont, with art by Jon Bogdanove, inks by Terry Austin, and colors by Glynis Oliver, this 1988 French edition (22 FRF) delivers a pivotal moment in the Marvel multiverse. Cover by Jon Bogdanove and Terry Austin.
In a dream that lingers too long, Franklin Richards stumbles upon a forgotten journal that foretells the collapse of both the Fantastic Four and the X-Men. When Sue Storm discovers the journal and reads its chilling contents, the weight of its warnings begins to unravel the fragile trust between heroes. With Kitty Pryde fading from the aftermath of the Mutant Massacre, the X-Men turn to Reed Richards for help—only to face his hesitation, sparking a rift that threatens to divide the team.
In the aftermath of a brutal clash between the X-Men and the Fantastic Four, Dr. Doom arrives with a shocking offer—one that could save Kitty Pryde, but at a cost. Back at the Baxter Building, Sue Storm discovers a hidden journal revealing Reed Richards’s long-held secret: he knew the truth about their fateful space journey all along. With tensions high and trust fraying, the X-Men must decide whether to accept Doom’s help—or risk losing one of their own.
In "Une âme de ténèbres," Franklin Richards’ desperate plea to Kitty Pryde to cling to life in her fading, incorporeal state sets off a race against oblivion. As the X-Men and Doctor Doom prepare their own desperate measures to save her, the Fantastic Four, guided by revelations in Reed Richards’ journal, brace for a perilous journey to Latveria—where the line between hero and villain blurs in the fight to preserve a soul.
In "Simple question de foi," the Fantastic Four and the X-Men clash once more in Latveria, their tensions flaring amid a storm of mistrust—until Franklin Richards steps in to calm the storm. When Kitty Pryde’s life hangs in the balance, an unthinkable alliance forms as the two teams and even Doctor Doom unite to save her, testing the limits of loyalty and belief.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four vs. X-Men #1 (1987), Fantastic Four vs. X-Men #2 (1987), Fantastic Four vs. X-Men #3 (1987), Fantastic Four vs. X-Men #4 (1987)
Reprinted in Strange Spécial Origines #226 (1988), Spidey #106 (1988), Titans #118 (1988)
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