Spécial Strange #2
In "Là où se cache la mort...", Steve Gerber and Sal Buscema deliver a surreal, high-stakes adventure as The Thing takes the childlike Wundarr to the zoo—only for chaos to erupt when the alien frees the animals. With Steve and Sharon spending the day together and Cap stepping in, the situation spirals when Namorita intervenes, snatching Wundarr away. Back at the Baxter Building, Ben, Cap, and Sharon are stunned by the sudden arrival of a woman from a distant future, setting off a chain of events that sends The Thing, Cap, and Sharon hurtling into the future to confront an apocalyptic threat. Jean Frisano’s striking cover captures the moment of tension, while Petra Goldberg’s colors deepen the story’s eerie atmosphere.
In "Le chemin du passé !", DeSinna calls upon Doc Savage and Spider-Man at separate moments, each believing they’re facing a dire threat. But as Spider-Man pieces together the fragments of time and memory, he begins to suspect that the mission is not what it seems—and that something far more unsettling is at play.
In a far-flung future, the Chose brings Wundarr to a zoo, where the alien’s childlike curiosity sparks chaos as he frees the animals. When the city descends into turmoil, Steve and Sharon spend a quiet day together—until the Chose, Cap, and Sharon are suddenly swept into the distant year 3014. There, they meet a mysterious woman from the future, while Namorita and Tarin reveal a grim prophecy: Earth’s fate hangs in the balance as the Badoon prepare to enslave humanity.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Two-in-One #4 (1974), Giant-Size Fantastic Four #3 (1974), Giant-Size Spider-Man #3 (1975), Kabur #1 (1975), Strange #72 (1975), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #8 (1975), Spécial Strange #3 (1976)
Reprinted in Spécial Strange #1 (1975), Kabur #1 (1975), Strange #72 (1975)
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