Une Aventure des Fantastiques #27
In "Le Penseur Fou et son androïde," the Mad Thinker orchestrates a dangerous game, pitting New York’s gang leaders against one another in a bid for dominance—his ultimate plan hinges on the Fantastic Four’s absence. While the team is scattered by tempting distractions, he secretly uses the Baxter Building to construct his fearsome Awesome Android, setting the stage for a confrontation that could change everything. Written by Stan Lee and Geneviève Coulomb, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, and featuring a striking cover by Jean Frisano, this 1982 issue blends classic sci-fi intrigue with the signature energy of the Fantastic Four.
In "Le Penseur Fou et son androïde," the Mad Thinker orchestrates a high-stakes game for New York’s gang leaders, aiming to crown a king—while secretly engineering a threat to the Fantastic Four. With the team distracted by tempting offers, he uses the Baxter Building to construct his Awesome Android, turning the city’s fate into a twisted experiment.
When the Fantastic Four return to Ancient Egypt in search of a cure for Alicia Masters’ blindness, they’re confronted by Pharaoh Rama-Tut, a time-traveling tyrant from the year 3000 who sees their arrival as a threat to his reign. With Reed, Sue, Johnny, and Ben caught in a deadly game of ancient power and futuristic ambition, the team must navigate a world where past and future collide.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #15 (1963), Fantastic Four #18 (1963), Fantastic Four #19 (1963)
Reprinted in Spécial Strange #27 (1982), Nova #51 (1982), Spidey #27 (1982), Strange #148 (1982), Strange Spécial Origines #148 (1982), Titans #39 (1982), Nova #52 (1982), Spidey #28 (1982), Strange #149 (1982), Titans #40 (1982), Nova #53 (1982), Spidey #29 (1982), Strange #150 (1982), Titans #41 (1982)
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