Les Défenseurs #4
In "Guerre à Ogeon," a radio announcer mutated by radiation gains a hypnotic voice and turns public opinion against Ant-Man, leading to a dramatic confrontation on a pier. With help from his insect allies, Ant-Man escapes and turns the tables on his foe—only for the villain to be undone by an unexpected case of laryngitis. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Don Heck and inks by Don Heck, this 1982 French release features a cover by Rich Buckler and Joe Rubinstein.
In "La voix du désastre," a radio announcer gains a hypnotic voice after exposure to radiation, using it to manipulate the public and turn them against Ant-Man. When the villain captures the hero and forces him to walk off a pier, the ants come to his aid—only for Ant-Man to triumph not with strength, but with a surprising case of laryngitis.
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