Les Défenseurs #9
"La trêve" marks a pivotal moment in the Defenders' saga, as the Six Fingered Hand unleashes Dracula to crush the team—only for the unlikely alliance between the Defenders and the vampire lord to forge a temporary truce against a greater threat. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and brought to life by Don Perlin’s dynamic art, with inking by Joe Sinnott, Frank Giacoia, and Al Milgrom, and vibrant colors by George Roussos, this 1984 issue delivers a tense, character-driven clash. The cover by Michael Golden captures the eerie intensity of the moment, a striking visual that echoes the story’s dark turn.
In "La trêve," the Defenders find themselves at an unexpected crossroads when the Six Fingered Hand unleashes a vampire army led by Dracula—only to discover that their greatest threat might be the one they’re forced to ally with. With no time for trust and the fate of the world hanging in the balance, old enemies must navigate a fragile truce to stop Puishannt’s dark plans.
In "La conspiration du Rock and Roll !", the Defenders, misled by suspicion, launch an attack on Ghost Rider—only to realize too late they’ve misjudged their ally. Now forced to unite, they must confront Asmodeus Jones, a rock star whose dark ambitions threaten to sell his fans’ souls to the demon Fashima, while the deadly Six-Fingered Hand strikes at those who stand in his way.
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