Le Fils de Satan #13
"Descente aux Enfers" kicks off with Stephen Strange investigating a supposedly haunted house being filmed by a TV crew—only to find his usual spirit form blocked from entry. As the broadcast cuts out, Strange steps inside and stumbles upon a chilling revelation: the house itself is alive. Written by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, with art and inks by Ditko, this 1979 French edition from Arédit-Artima features a cover by Gil Kane and Ernie Chan.
In "La brute humaine," a man desperate to overcome his insecurities creates a growth serum that spirals out of control, transforming him into a monstrous figure. As the serum drives him mad and sends the city into fear, he ultimately regains his senses—only to erase all evidence of his experiment, determined to keep the truth buried.
In a tale spun from myth and moment, a young historian from Taiwan journeys to the mainland with a singular purpose: to awaken the ancient dragon Fin Fang Foom. With quiet resolve, he calls the beast to the coast to turn back a looming invasion fleet, then guides it back to its hidden realm before sealing its slumber once more.
In "La maison des ténèbres," Strange arrives at a haunted house rumored to be the setting for a live TV broadcast, only to find his spirit form barred from entry. When the transmission cuts out, he steps inside and uncovers a chilling truth—the house itself is alive.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #65 (1961), Strange Tales #89 (1961), Strange Tales #120 (1964), Haunt of Horror #2 (1974), Marvel Chillers #5 (1976), Marvel Chillers #6 (1976), Marvel Chillers #7 (1976), The Son of Satan #8 (1977)
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