Spécial Strange #8
In "Mon ennemi, mon frère !", Ben and Alicia find their trip to Disney World suddenly derailed—literally—when a mysterious force redirects their train to Saint-Petersburg, where the enigmatic mystic Kaballa has awakened the ancient power of the Golem and unleashed chaos. Written by Roy Thomas and Bill Mantlo, with dynamic art by Bob Brown and inks by Jack Abel, this 1977 issue from Editions Lug brings a surreal, high-stakes adventure to life, colored with the distinctive touch of Janice Cohen. The cover, a striking piece by Jean Frisano, captures the tension of a journey gone wrong.
In "Mon ennemi, mon frère !", Eric le Rouge manipulates Havok and Polaris into turning on the X-Men, setting off a crisis that forces Xavier to retreat from the fray. After strange dreams of a cosmic battle, he takes a break—only for Jean to step in and join the team at a pivotal moment.
In "La guerre de demain !", the enigmatic L’Homme de Demain enlists Iron Man and the Araignée in a desperate bid to confront a shared threat—yet his true aim lies in using their strength to weaken and defeat Kang, setting the stage for a high-stakes clash across time and power.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints Marvel Team-Up #9 (1973), Marvel Team-Up #10 (1973), Marvel Two-in-One #11 (1975), The X-Men #96 (1975), The X-Men #97 (1976), Une Aventure de Conan #3 (1977), Planète des Singes #5 (1977), Strange #91 (1977), Titans #9 (1977), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #13 (1977), Spécial Strange #9 (1977)
Reprinted in Titans #8 (1977), Planète des Singes #5 (1977), Strange #90 (1977), Planète des Singes #6 (1977), Strange #91 (1977), Titans #9 (1977)
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