Une Aventure des Fantastiques #23
In "Kurrgo le maître de la planète 'X'", the Puppet Master orchestrates a daring jailbreak not for escape, but to demonstrate his power, sending shockwaves through the cosmos. When Invisible Girl sends a desperate distress call, the Fantastic Four must race to intercept him—before his next move reshapes the fate of an entire world. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by Dick Ayers and colors by Stan Goldberg, this 1980 French edition from Editions Lug features a striking cover by Jean Frisano.
When the Puppet Master takes control of the Thing and sends him to infiltrate the Baxter Building with Alicia Masters, the Invisible Girl finds herself trapped — and the Fantastic Four must confront a threat that wears one of their own like a mask.
When the Thing briefly breaks free from the Puppet Master's control, Mr. Fantastic administers a special potion that reverses the transformation—just long enough for Ben Grimm to reclaim his humanity, even if only for a moment.
In a daring jailbreak orchestrated to prove his dominance, the Puppet Master frees himself and his winged horse, forcing the Invisible Girl to send a distress call. As the Fantastic Four converge, the Puppet Master retreats—knowing full well the power he’s just challenged.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #7 (1962), Fantastic Four #8 (1962), Fantastic Four #11 (1963)
Reprinted in Titans #29 (1980), Nova #35 (1980), Spécial Strange #22 (1980), Strange #132 (1980), Nova #36 (1981), Strange #133 (1981), Strange Spécial Origines #133 bis (1981), Titans #30 (1981), Nova #37 (1981), Strange #134 (1981)
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