Green Lantern #9
In "L'origine secrète des Gardiens de l'Univers," Sam Glanzman weaves a gripping tale rooted in mystery and cosmic intrigue, as the crew of the U.S.S. Stevens unwittingly triggers a chain of events by ignoring protocol and releasing a mysterious black smoke, exposing their position to the Japanese navy. With Glanzman handling writing, art, and inks, this 1975 issue offers a rare, fully self-contained story from one of the era’s most distinctive voices, presented in a striking cover by Gil Kane and Sid Greene.
In "Fumée noire," the crew of the U. S. S. Stevens ignores protocol and releases a mysterious black smoke, inadvertently revealing their position to the Japanese navy. Written by ? (traduction), this tense four-page tale unfolds in the heat of war, where a single mistake could change everything.
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