Marvel Classic #3
"...et voici venir l'incroyable Spider-Man" delivers a gripping tale from Gerry Conway and Nicole Duclos, with Gene Colan’s dynamic art and Syd Shores’ sharp inks, as the Veuve finds herself in Switzerland approached by a doctor claiming to restore sight to the blind. When Matt arrives to investigate, he uncovers a web of deception that leads to a confrontation with a time-traveling assassin, forcing Daredevil and the Veuve to thwart a dangerous plot by M. Kline and Baal. The cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia captures the story’s suspenseful tone, making this a standout entry in the Marvel Classic series.
In "Les cornes du Taureau !", Daredevil intervenes to save a couple from a mad scientist’s twisted experiment—only to find himself caught in a transformation he never saw coming, as one of the scientist’s allies is used to trigger a monstrous metamorphosis. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this 19-page tale blends urban grit with mythic horror, turning the streets of New York into a labyrinth of danger and surprise.
In "La nuit de l'Assassin !", the Veuve is in Switzerland when a mysterious doctor claims he can restore sight to the blind, drawing Daredevil into a web of deception. As Matt arrives to investigate, he and the Veuve uncover a dangerous conspiracy tied to time-traveling assassins and a sinister plot to alter the future.
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