Marvel #12

Mar 1971 · Editions Lug · 3,00 FRF

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“La trahison de Ben Grimm !”

In "La trahison de Ben Grimm !", Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a tense, character-driven tale where Spider-Man’s world unravels at a fan club gathering hosted by Flash Thompson. When the Green Goblin interrupts the event, the Human Torch’s presence offers a brief reprieve—until Spider-Man learns Aunt May is hospitalized and abruptly departs, leaving the crowd convinced he’s fled in fear. Steve Ditko’s dynamic pencils and inks, with Stan Goldberg’s vivid colors, bring the emotional stakes to life on a cover also by Ditko.

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writer Stan Lee · artist, inker Steve Ditko · colorist Stan Goldberg · cover Steve Ditko

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Cast · 33 characters

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writer Stan Lee

artist, inker Steve Ditko

colorist Stan Goldberg

cover pencils, inks Steve Ditko

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Spider-Man attends a fan club meeting organized by Flash Thompson, but the Green Goblin crashes the meeting. Fortunately the Human Torch is in attendance to help Spider-Man. During the battle Spider-Man finds out that Aunt May is in the hospital and he leaves, causing everyone to believe that he is a coward.

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