Nova #197
In "Les justiciers," Harry Osborn teeters on the edge of madness, caught in a brutal struggle between his own identity and the malevolent Green Goblin. As he confronts Spider-Man in a moment of terrifying clarity, the arrival of Mary Jane and their son forces a desperate, fleeting pause in the violence. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and brought to life with dynamic precision by Sal Buscema on art and inks, with colors by Bob Sharen, this 1994 issue captures a pivotal emotional storm. The cover, by Ron Lim and Tom Christopher, mirrors the tension with a striking, dramatic image.
In "Les pires des amis !", Harry Osborn's fractured mind battles the Green Goblin's influence as he teeters between his desperate self and the villain's rage. When he confronts Spider-Man in a moment of violent intent, Mary Jane's sudden arrival—with his son—forces a fragile, heart-wrenching pause in the chaos.
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