Spécial Strange #4
In "Diviser et conquérir," the Master of Evil hijacks a Skrull scout, unaware he shares the same mental frequency as the Vision. When he attacks the Fantastic Four's HQ, he's met with unexpected resistance from the Vision and Spider-Man. As tensions rise, the villain confesses to a past tragedy that blinded his daughter-in-law Alicia and granted her the power to shape clay into radioactive figures. Seeking a cure, Spider-Man and the Thing track him to his old secret lab—now occupied by the Mad Thinker—only to fall into a deadly trap. The lab collapses, leaving the villains presumed dead. Written by Gerry Conway, illustrated by Gil Kane with inks by Mike Esposito, and featuring a cover by Jean Frisano, this 1976 issue from Editions Lug delivers a tense, character-driven mystery rooted in guilt and consequence.
In "L'Araignée - La Vision et la Chose," Spider-Man and the Chose confront a sinister force when the Master of Wickedness hijacks a Skrull scout, unaware of the psychic resonance with the Vision. Trapped in a deadly trap set within the mad Penseur Fou’s hidden lab, the heroes race to uncover the truth behind a past tragedy—linked to Alicia’s blindness and her strange gift of shaping radioactive clay—before the lab’s collapse claims them all.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints Fantastic Four Annual #5 (1967), Marvel Team-Up #5 (1972), Marvel Team-Up #6 (1973), Marvel Two-in-One #6 (1974), Une aventure barbare d'Iron-Jaw #1 (1976), Titans #2 (1976), Kabur #3 (1976), Strange #78 (1976), Une Aventure de Conan #1 (1976), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #10 (1976)
Reprinted in Titans #2 (1976), Kabur #3 (1976), Strange #78 (1976), Strange #79 (1976), Titans #3 (1976)
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