Rocketeer #[nn]
This French-language collection brings together the early adventures of the Rocketeer, the iconic pulp-inspired character created by Dave Stevens. Originally serialized in the 1980s, the story follows stunt pilot Cliff Secord who discovers a mysterious jetpack and becomes a flying hero. Published by Albin Michel, this volume preserves the original artwork and narrative that launched the beloved franchise.
In "Chapitre 1," Cliff Secord stumbles upon a stolen rocket motor, setting off a chain of events that thrusts him into danger. The story unfolds as the Rocketeer races to save a pilot who's lost control of their aircraft, testing both skill and courage in a high-stakes aerial crisis.
In "Chapitre 2," Rocketeer races to save a pilot who’s lost control of their aircraft, scrambling to prevent disaster as the plane spirals out of control. With the stakes high and time running short, the hero must act fast—before the situation becomes irreparable.
In "Chapitre 3," Cliff is captured by a G-man only to be set loose when Nazi agents crash their vehicle, forcing a desperate escape. With the jet pack damaged and Betty taken, Cliff must rely on Peev to repair it while racing against time to track down his captors and rescue her, all while flying through the perilous skies of wartime intrigue.
In "Chapitre 4," Cliff is seized and forced into a car by Nazi agents, who drive him off the road. He escapes and instructs Peev to repair the rocket engine so he can pursue them. While working, the agents infiltrate Cliff’s hangar, abduct Betty, and force Cliff to chase them in his aircraft.
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↩ Reprints Starslayer #2 (1982), Starslayer #3 (1982), Pacific Presents #1 (1982), Pacific Presents #2 (1983), The Rocketeer Special Edition #1 (1984)
Reprinted in Maxx #6/1986 (1986), Maxx #7/1986 (1986), Maxx #8/1986 (1986)
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