Une Aventure des Fantastiques #31
In "Il fait détruire les Fantastiques !", Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch seek guidance from the Fantastic Four after a rift with Magneto, only to face a tense misunderstanding at headquarters that erupts into chaos. Written by Stan Lee and Dick Ayers, with art by Dick Ayers and inks by Frank Ray, this 1983 French edition captures a pivotal moment of doubt and tension. The cover by Jean Frisano vividly captures the clash of ideologies, setting the stage for a story where trust is tested and allegiances are questioned.
When the Puppet Master manipulates a model of Professor X to turn the X-Men against the Fantastic Four, chaos erupts as the two teams are pitted against each other. With Xavier fighting to reclaim his mind and the Mad Thinker unleashing the Awesome Android to finish what he started, the battle tests the bonds between heroes who’ve never been more divided.
Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch seek refuge with the Fantastic Four, hoping for guidance after a rift with Magneto—but their arrival at the Baxter Building sparks a violent clash with the Human Torch and the Thing. As tensions flare and old wounds surface, the siblings must decide whether to trust the heroes who once fought alongside their enemies.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #28 (1964), Fantastic Four #29 (1964), Strange Tales #128 (1965), Fantastic Four Annual #5 (1967)
Reprinted in Spécial Strange #32 (1983), Nova #66 (1983), Strange #163 (1983), Strange Spécial Origines #163 (1983), Titans #54 (1983), Nova #67 (1983), Spécial Strange #33 (1983), Spidey #43 (1983), Titans #55 (1983), Nova #68 (1983), Spidey #44 (1983), Titans #56 (1983), Titans #57 (1983)
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