Vengeur #1
"Le monstre d'acier" kicks off with two hunters tracking reports of a colossal gorilla, only to uncover a creature far beyond Earth—its origins mysterious, its presence unsettling. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with moody, dynamic art by Gene Colan, this 1972 issue blends suspense and sci-fi wonder, hinting that strength alone won't solve every threat. Cover by Gene Colan.
In "L'illustrateur," Nick Nash, a disgruntled cartoonist, turns his sketches into a chilling revenge against those who wronged him—only to find his own creation spirals into a surreal and ironic twist. With "Tightwad" Ted and Tina Torrid caught in the crosshairs of his dark imagination, the line between artist and art blurs in this unsettling 1972 horror-suspense tale.
In a remote jungle outpost, two hunters track rumors of a colossal ape—only to confront a being far stranger than any Earth-born creature. What begins as a hunt for a beast quickly unravels into a revelation that not all strength comes from muscle, and some answers lie beyond the reach of weapons.
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