Le Fils de Satan #2
In "Au coeur des enfers," nurse trainees Linda Carter, Georgia Jenkins, and Christine Palmer face a crisis when a citywide blackout plunges the hospital into chaos. As tensions rise, Georgia’s brother Ben and a rogue ally seize control of the generator, forcing a dangerous standoff. With Marshall Michaels pressing Linda to abandon her dreams, she makes a pivotal choice that defines her path. Written by Jean Thomas and illustrated by Winslow Mortimer, this gripping issue captures the stakes of duty and loyalty, with a cover by John Romita that captures the moment’s intensity.
In "Feu et glace," Strange teams with the Black Knight to venture into the realm of Tiboro, where imprisoned Sons of the Satannish may hold the key to breaking the Spell of Fire and Ice cast by Asmodeus. The journey tests their resolve as they navigate a land torn between elemental fury and frozen silence, seeking answers before the curse consumes all.
In "Infirmière de la peur," three aspiring nurses—Linda Carter, Georgia Jenkins, and Christine Palmer—navigate their training amid rising tension. When Linda is asked to choose between love and her calling, and a city-wide blackout sparks chaos at the hospital, the stakes rise as Georgia’s brother Ben must decide whether to stand by his sister or follow the man threatening the generator.
In "La monstrueuse dimension X !", a scientist’s experiment opens a portal to the alien dimension Electra, unleashing its aggressive inhabitants into our world—only to be halted by the sudden, surreal awakening of the carved presidents on Mt. Rushmore, who rise to defend Earth. A surreal science fiction clash unfolds as myth and science collide in this 1975 tale from *Le Fils de Satan #2*.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #80 (1961), The Avengers #61 (1969), Doctor Strange #178 (1969), Night Nurse #1 (1972), Marvel Spotlight #13 (1974), Marvel Spotlight #14 (1974)
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