Nova #123
In "Réunion de famille," Peter David and Alan Kupperberg deliver a tightly wound story where Spider-Man’s personal and professional lives collide: Silver Sable’s hunt for him hits a snag when the Wild Pack’s leader proves to be a ghost from SHIELD’s past, while Stan Carter’s new evidence threatens to upend the truth about Blaze’s death. Meanwhile, Flash grapples with Betty’s unraveling, and Peter returns home to find the Black Cat and the Foreigner plotting in the shadows—each moment ratcheting up the tension with quiet dread. The issue’s cover by Jean-Yves Mitton captures the uneasy atmosphere, a 11,000 FRF comic from 1988 that blends personal stakes with the lingering weight of secrets.
In "Chasse à l'Araignée," Silver Sable hunts Spider-Man on behalf of Jameson, but the mission grows complicated when the Wild Pack's mysterious leader reveals a dark past tied to the death of young Alexander Woolcot. Meanwhile, Stan Carter offers Tork proof that could clear Spider-Man of blame for Blaze's death, while Flash grapples with Betty's unraveling mental state after her husband's passing. Back home, Peter overhears the Black Cat conspiring with the Foreigner—just as the web-slinger's own trust begins to fray.
In "Mantis," the enigmatic alien warrior shares her past with the Silver Surfer, forging an uneasy bond as they stumble upon a secret meeting of the Elders of the Universe. Eavesdropping on a plot to assassinate Galactus, the pair are forced into a desperate flight, their alliance tested as they outrun unseen threats across the cosmos.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #273 (1984), Fantastic Four #275 (1985), The Spectacular Spider-Man #128 (1987), Silver Surfer #4 (1987)
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