Le Manoir des Fantômes #15
In "Mort en cinémascope," Jack Kirby delivers a pulse-pounding chapter of Mister Miracle’s saga as Scott and Barda face their most desperate trial yet: rescuing Shilo and Oberon from Virman Vundabar’s grasp. With Granny Goodness and Kanto’s gravity beam turning the tide, the duo must rely on Orion and Lightray to outwit a deadly trap, all while Highfather arrives on the battlefield to witness a moment of profound personal significance—despite Darkseid’s ominous presence. Kirby’s dynamic storytelling and art, polished by Mike Royer’s inks, bring the chaos and emotion to life, while Luis Dominguez’s striking cover captures the issue’s high-stakes drama.
In "Le mariage de Mister Miracle," Scott Free and Big Barda face a high-stakes crisis when Shilo and Oberon are kidnapped and they’re ambushed by Virman Vundabar. With Granny Goodness and Kanto’s gravity beam turning the tide, the duo must rely on Orion and Lightray to escape a deadly trap—only for Highfather to descend and officiate their marriage, even as Darkseid’s presence looms.
In the haunting pages of *Le Manoir des Fantômes #15*, Randy Falk’s past comes back to haunt him—literally. Years after a fatal accident in 1930s France, the ghost of his dead stunt-flying partner, Paul, rises again when Randy returns to the same skies as a fighter pilot during World War II.
In "La mort en prime," Jo and Mr. Drexler devise a chilling plan to eliminate Drexler's partner using a gumball that unleashes a monstrous fury in a child upon hearing a bell—no explanation, no mercy, just a twisted test of fate.
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↩ Reprints Mister Miracle #18 (1974), House of Secrets #118 (1974), The Unexpected #176 (1976), The Unexpected #177 (1977), The Unexpected #180 (1977), Ghosts #86 (1980)
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