Le Fils de Satan #4
In "Les possédés," Strange confronts a chilling mystery that blurs reality and illusion, as a figure mirroring his own face claims he's already lost. Written by Barry Windsor-Smith and Stan Lee, with art by Windsor-Smith and inks by Dan Adkins, this 1976 issue from Arédit-Artima delivers a haunting exploration of identity and unseen forces. The cover, by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia, captures the eerie tension of a mind under siege.
In "Le monde de la folie," Strange’s pursuit of an unseen evil leads him through a disorienting confrontation with a figure who mirrors his own face and declares him already defeated. As the line between reality and illusion blurs, he uncovers a shocking truth about his oldest enemy—only to realize the night’s events were not what they seemed.
In "Le génie !", a super-intelligent being weary of humanity’s limitations answers a mysterious telepathic call from a radiant woman on Saturn, who urges him to construct a rocket and come to her. When he arrives, the encounter takes a shocking turn—one that challenges everything he thought he knew about beauty, perception, and the mind’s reach.
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