Vengeur #10
In "Pas besoin de tombe," the Avengers clash with the Masters of Evil in the heart of New York, even as Captain America races to rescue Rick Jones from Zemo’s jungle stronghold. With Stan Lee’s sharp storytelling and Jack Kirby’s dynamic art—augmented by Don Heck’s interiors and Mike Esposito’s inks—this 1974 issue delivers a tense, emotional showdown that finally brings closure to a long-standing vendetta. Gil Kane’s cover captures the moment’s intensity, with Tom Palmer’s inks giving it a bold, timeless edge.
In "Pas besoin de tombe," Professor Conrad and Dan Kirowan are drawn into a haunting mystery after the death of their friend John Grimlan, whose final days hold secrets too disturbing to bury. As they follow a series of cryptic tasks left behind, they uncover truths about Grimlan’s life that challenge everything they thought they knew—before the past begins to rise.
In "La bombe bétatron," Nick Fury races against time to stop a Betratron Bomb orbiting Earth, its detonation tied to Hydra’s desperate bid to seize the Braino-Saur. With HYDRA’s plans unraveling and a traitorous daughter in the shadows, Fury must navigate betrayal and a collapsing HQ as SHIELD launches a final assault on the enemy’s stronghold.
In "Une canaille à abattre," the Avengers clash with the Masters of Evil across New York, as Captain America races to rescue Rick Jones from Baron Zemo’s jungle stronghold. With Zemo’s final scheme unraveling, the weight of past losses comes to a head in a deadly confrontation that finally brings closure to a long-buried tragedy.
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↩ Reprints The Avengers #15 (1965), Strange Tales #137 (1965), Strange Tales #138 (1965), Strange Tales #139 (1965), Strange Tales #140 (1966), Journey into Mystery #1 (1972)
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