Une Aventure des Fantastiques #28
In "Un danger venu d'ailleurs !", the Mole Man orchestrates a clever scheme, using his underground network to stir up complaints from the Fantastic Four's neighbors—then lures them to a mysterious island advertised in a strange ad. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by G. Bell and colors by Stan Goldberg, this 1982 adventure from Editions Lug delivers classic Marvel suspense with a twist. The cover, by Jean Frisano, captures the eerie allure of the island, hinting at unseen dangers just beyond the shore.
When Colonel Nick Fury calls upon the Fantastic Four to stop a dangerous new threat, the team is already under the mind-control of the Hate-Monger’s sinister ray—leaving them as unwilling pawns in a battle they don’t understand. With the Hate-Monger’s influence spreading and the team’s unity shattered, Fury must find a way to break the control before the city falls to chaos.
In "Face à l'Homme-Taupe...", the Mole Man sets a cunning trap by turning the Fantastic Four’s neighbors against them, then lures the heroes to a mysterious island advertised as a quiet retreat. Once there, the team finds themselves facing the subterranean villain in a tense showdown beneath the surface.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #20 (1963), Fantastic Four #21 (1963), Fantastic Four #22 (1964)
Reprinted in Spécial Strange #28 (1982), Nova #54 (1982), Spidey #30 (1982), Strange #151 (1982), Strange Spécial Origines #151 (1982), Titans #42 (1982), Nova #55 (1982), Spécial Strange #29 (1982), Spidey #31 (1982), Strange #152 (1982), Titans #43 (1982), Strange #153 (1982), Titans #44 (1982), Strange #154 (1982), Strange Spécial Origines #154 (1982)
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