Green Lantern #17
In "Voyage au 58ème siècle," Green Lantern faces a bizarre alien threat when a talking gorilla claims to lead an interstellar invasion—only for Darwin Jones to uncover a far more cunning scheme by another alien faction aiming to steal an atomic bomb. Written by Ed Herron and brought to life with dynamic art by Carmine Infantino and inks by Joe Giella, this 1977 issue delivers a sharp, mind-bending mystery with a cover by Gil Kane.
In "La tête qui parle," the Hawks race across the globe to stop TCA agents from uncovering two ancient artifacts tied to long-buried scientific secrets—each step bringing them closer to a truth that could change everything.
In "La guerre des gorilles contre la Terre," a talking gorilla claims to lead an alien invasion, but Darwin Jones uncovers a clever ruse orchestrated by another alien faction aiming to steal an atomic bomb. The story unfolds with sharp wit and classic sci-fi intrigue, blending deception and suspense in a brief, punchy tale.
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