Marvel Comics - La collection #216
In "Il y aura du changement," Steve Ditko and Stan Lee return to the mystical roots of Doctor Strange in a story that redefines the boundaries of power and loyalty. When a mysterious girl leads Strange to the realm of the Soulless, a force of destruction held at bay by Dormammu’s will, betrayal ignites a desperate alliance between the sorcerer and his ancient foe. With the barrier crumbling and chaos rising, Strange must navigate a fragile truce that reshapes his destiny — and earns him a new cloak of levitation and an amulet from the Ancient One. The cover, a striking piece by Steve Ditko, captures the moment of revelation with his signature precision and depth.
In "Il y aura du changement," a struggling man confronts the legacy of his ancestor, who squandered their family's wealth—driving him to build a machine that moves money across time and space, only to discover that even vast fortunes mean nothing in a world where currency holds no value.
In "Tim Boo Ba la terreur," the intergalactic warlord Tim Boo Ba, ruler of all life across the stars, faces an unexpected downfall when a simple act of childhood curiosity—pouring water on a model—unwittingly triggers a cataclysmic flood on his true homeworld. Written and illustrated with playful precision, this five-page science fiction tale turns cosmic domination into a whimsical disaster, all thanks to a boy’s innocent prank.
In "Le domaine du terrible Dormammu !", le Docteur Strange must venture into the terrifying dimension of Dormammu when the ancient entity threatens to invade Earth. With his aged mentor unable to confront the menace, Strange faces relentless trials and a mysterious girl who watches his journey—only to reveal a chilling warning about Dormammu’s true power. As the fate of Earth hangs in the balance, Strange dares to challenge the ruler of darkness himself.
In "A nous deux, Dormammu !", Jo finds herself caught between two ancient forces when she leads Strange to the realm of the Sans-Âme, creatures held at bay by Dormammu’s will. When Dormammu imprisons her for betrayal, the fragile barrier collapses—forcing the sorcerer-king to reluctantly team up with Strange to contain the unleashed chaos. As the two navigate the crumbling defenses of the Dark Dimension, a fragile truce forms, and Strange returns to Earth with a new cape and amulet, forever changed by the encounter.
When Jameson offers a thousand-dollar reward for capturing the Cat, Spider-Man sees his chance to score some quick cash—just as Betty drops a surprise on Peter: Ned has asked her to marry him.
When Aunt May’s life hangs in the balance due to radioactive contamination in her blood, Peter Parker must race against time to secure the rare isotope stolen by Doctor Octopus—just as he and Dr. Connors work to develop a cure. With the stakes higher than ever, Spider-Man pushes his limits in a desperate bid to save the woman who raised him.
Trapped beneath rubble in a drowning underwater base, Spider-Man fights to free himself as time runs out—tante May’s life hangs in the balance. With the help of his wits and sheer will, he escapes to stop Doc Ock’s henchmen and reach a serum that could save her from deadly radiation.
When Robbie’s parents pressure him to choose between law and the arts, he secretly grapples with unpredictable powers that make him bounce and speak in odd rhythms. After stepping in to protect them from a vengeful criminal, his heroic alter ego—Speedball—finally emerges.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #33 (1956), Amazing Adult Fantasy #9 (1962), Strange Tales #126 (1964), Strange Tales #127 (1964), The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (1965), The Amazing Spider-Man #31 (1965), The Amazing Spider-Man #32 (1966), The Amazing Spider-Man #33 (1966), Machine Man #10 (1979), Speedball #1 (1988), Marvel Super-Heroes #8 (1992), Incredible Hulk & the Human Torch: From the Marvel Vault #1 (2011), Doctor Strange Epic Collection #1 (2018), Amazing Spider-Man #25 (826) (2019)
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