Marvel Méga Hors Série #11
"Entre en scène... Captain Britain" marks a pivotal moment in the character's legacy, introducing a bold new chapter in the UK's most iconic superhero's story. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life with dynamic art by John Byrne, this 2000 Panini France special delivers a vibrant, action-packed tale that blends supernatural intrigue with classic British flair. The cover by Mark Bagley captures the drama in bold, striking detail.
When Brian Braddock arrives in the U.S. as an exchange student, he’s stunned to find Peter Parker as his roommate—only to be drawn into a clash of heroes that’s as inevitable as it is awkward. Before long, the clash turns into a reluctant alliance, just as the two are snared by the ever-crafty Arcade.
In "Tigra Tigra, dans la nuit...", Tigra is forced into a deadly game by Kraven the Hunter, who controls her with a collar. When Spider-Man is drawn into the trap, he must break her chains—both literal and instinctual—to stand beside her against their shared enemy.
In a chilling twist of fate, Peter and Mary Jane stumble upon Man-Thing on display in a grotesque circus, a sight that pulls Spider-Man into a dark journey back to the Florida swamp. There, the creature reclaims its purpose, leading Spider-Man through the shadows toward a house where d'Spayre holds a sorcerer and his young apprentice in thrall. As the two heroes confront the villain, the swamp itself seems to breathe with ancient power—ending not in triumph, but in quiet companionship beneath the moonlight.
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