Une Aventure des Fantastiques #33
In "L'enfant et les sortilèges," the Wizard escapes custody using a daring anti-gravity device, launching a scheme that sees him impersonate Johnny Storm while capturing Sue. With Reed and Ben rallying to the rescue, the team unravels the deception and pursues the fleeing villain, whose high-altitude escape spirals out of control when the device fails. Written by Stan Lee and Dick Ayers, with art and inks by Dick Ayers, and a cover by Jean Frisano, this 1984 French edition of Les Fantastiques delivers a thrilling, gravity-defying chase that keeps the stakes soaring.
When Mole Man begins sinking sections of New York into his underground domain, the Fantastic Four face their most desperate battle yet—especially when Sue Storm is gravely injured. With time running out, the team must turn to the one man they never expected: her father, Dr. Franklin Storm, a fugitive whose past holds the key to her survival.
In "Le retour du Sorcier," the Wizard returns with a vengeance, wielding a new anti-gravity device to pull off a string of daring crimes. Disguised and cunning, he captures Johnny and Sue, impersonating the Human Torch while plotting his next move. With Reed and Ben on the case, the team must break free and stop the mad scientist before his malfunctioning flight device carries him beyond reach.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #118 (1964), Fantastic Four #31 (1964), Fantastic Four Annual #14 (1979)
Reprinted in Spécial Strange #35 (1984), Nova #75 (1984), Spidey #51 (1984), Strange #172 (1984), Strange Spécial Origines #172 (1984), Titans #63 (1984), Nova #76 (1984), Spidey #52 (1984), Strange #173 (1984), Nova #77 (1984), Titans #65 (1984)
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