Les Défenseurs #6
This sixth volume of Arédit-Artima's French reprint series collects stories from the American Defenders series, focusing on a courtroom drama involving two members of the team. The collection presents translated adventures from the original Marvel Comics run, featuring the non-team's eclectic roster of heroes.
"Procès pour deux Défenseurs" presents a gripping courtroom drama in the heart of the Defenders' mythos, as the team faces a mysterious inquest over their actions during a chaotic Hulk rampage that nearly leveled Giants Stadium. Written by Ed Hannigan and brought to life by Don Perlin’s dynamic art, with pencils by Pablo Marcos and inks by the same, the story unfolds with tense precision, exploring accountability and the cost of heroism. The cover, by Michael Netzer and Al Milgrom, captures the weight of the trial in a striking, dramatic image.
In "Procès pour deux Défenseurs," the Defenders face a strange and unsettling inquest over their actions during a rampage by the Hulk that nearly leveled Giants Stadium in New York. As the trial unfolds, questions about justice, accountability, and the cost of heroism take center stage—leaving the outcome as uncertain as the motives behind the proceedings.
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↩ Reprints Giant-Size Avengers #4 (1975), The Defenders #87 (1980), The Defenders #88 (1980)
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