Marvel #16
In "Alors survint Galactus," inventor Abner Jenkins dons the guise of The Beetle, turning his mechanical prowess into a scheme that humiliates Johnny Storm and Ben Grimm during a double-date. When his antics escalate to targeting the NY World's Fair, the Fantastic Four find themselves facing a rematch that quickly turns in their favor. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Carl Burgos with inks by Dick Ayers and colors by Stan Goldberg, this issue captures the early clash of ingenuity and heroism with a touch of classic Marvel flair. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Frank Springer, John Romita, and Vince Colletta, sets the stage with a striking image of the looming threat.
In "La naissance du Scarabée !", mechanic-inventor Abner Jenkins dons a high-tech suit to become The Beetle, setting his sights on a flashy double-date with the Fantastic Four’s Johnny and Ben. When his scheme to steal from the NY World's Fair backfires, the heroes turn the tables in a clash of wits and gadgets.
In "On l'appelait le Bricoleur...!", Peter Parker stumbles upon strange alien alterations to a professor’s radio, setting him on a trail that leads to a hidden alien collective with far-reaching ambitions. As he digs deeper, the line between curiosity and danger blurs in this tense, fast-paced tale from Marvel #16.
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↩ Reprints Captain Marvel #14 (1969), Strange #18 (1971), Strange #19 (1971), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #2 (1973), Strange Spécial Origines #226 (1988), Spider-Man : l'intégrale #1962-1963 (2002)
Reprinted in Marvel #17 (1971)
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