Hercule #4
In "Le combat des dieux," college freshman Hank Bradford finds himself drawn into an interstellar crisis after rescuing a stranded alien, leading to a journey to the alien's home world to aid in a mysterious mission. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Gil Kane with inks by Bernard Sachs, this 1977 issue delivers a bold blend of cosmic adventure and youthful courage. The cover, by José Luis García-López, captures the epic scale of the conflict with striking detail.
In "Super-athlète," college freshman Hank Bradford finds himself caught in an unexpected adventure when he rescues a crash-landed alien, leading to an unlikely journey to the alien’s home world to aid in a crucial mission. The story blends sci-fi intrigue with a touch of everyday heroism, as Hank’s ordinary life takes a extraordinary turn.
In "Rêve ou réalité ?", Sam Waters, a science fiction author who swears his ideas come from dreams, finds himself unexpectedly transported to Venus in the year 3052. There, Venutian gamblers—fascinated by one of his forgotten stories about the Interplanetary Olympics—seek his help to predict the winner of the games, hoping to profit from the knowledge.
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