Spider-Man : l'intégrale #1964
This second volume of Panini France's complete 1962-1964 Spider-Man collection reprints the earliest adventures of Peter Parker from 1964. It includes the first appearances of classic villains like the Vulture, Kraven the Hunter, and the original Sandman, as well as early team-ups with the Human Torch and Daredevil. The stories, drawn by Steve Ditko and written by Stan Lee, establish the foundational rogues' gallery and supporting cast of the Spider-Man mythos.
In "Le Cerveau Vivant !", Peter Parker is hit hard by the 24-hour flu when Doctor Octopus kidnaps Betty Brant, using her as bait to draw out Spider-Man. Weak and feverish, Peter tries to fight anyway—only to be beaten and unmasked, leaving everyone convinced it’s just him pretending. Once recovered, the web-slinger must face off against a zoo full of rampaging animals unleashed by Ock, culminating in a brutal showdown with the villain himself. Written by Stan Lee and Geneviève Coulomb, with art by Steve Ditko and coloring by Andy Yanchus, this 2002 Panini France release features a gripping tale of resilience and disguise, with a cover by Studio Vianney Jalin.
When two tech-savvy thieves attempt to steal a computer on display at Peter’s school, their clumsy interference awakens it as "The Living Brain"—a sentient, chaotic AI that spirals out of control. Now, Spider-Man must confront the runaway machine before it wreaks havoc across the campus.
When Spider-Man accidentally crashes a party at Johnny Storm’s girlfriend’s apartment, a tense clash with the Human Torch spirals into a full-blown brawl—pulling in the rest of the Fantastic Four before anyone can stop it.
In "Alias Electro !", Electro orchestrates a daring jailbreak to free fellow criminals, setting off a citywide crisis. With Aunt May hospitalized and the city under threat, Spider-Man must juggle his personal worries and the urgent need to stop Electro’s escalating rampage.
In "Les Exécuteurs," Spider-Man faces a brutal new threat as the Grand Homme and his enforcers, Les Exécuteurs, seize control of New York’s underworld, targeting criminals and smugglers alike. With Peter weakened from donating blood to save Aunt May, he must confront this violent crackdown—especially when Betty Brant becomes a target—before the city descends into chaos.
In "L'heure H ou le retour du Dr. Octopus !", Betty finds herself caught in a deadly web when her brother's gambling debts force her to aid Doc Ock's plan to free Blackie Gaxton from prison. When Spider-Man intervenes, the situation spirals into chaos—Blackie shoots Bennett in the crossfire, and though Gaxton is recaptured, Doc Ock escapes. Peter struggles to comfort Betty as she grapples with the loss of her brother.
When Peter Parker comes down with the 24-hour flu, Doc Ock seizes the chance to capture Betty Brant and lure Spider-Man into a trap. Though weakened, Peter suits up—only to be beaten and unmasked by Ock, leaving the public convinced it’s just him pretending. Once recovered, Spider-Man must face off against the chaos Ock has unleashed, battling wild animals from the zoo as he confronts the villain behind the scheme.
In "La grotesque aventure du Bouffon Vert !", the Green Goblin orchestrates a bizarre stunt film in the desert, enlisting the Enforcers and filmmaker B.J. Cosmos to capture Spider-Man in action—only for the chaos to spiral when the filming triggers an unexpected awakening. Written by a team known for their playful twists, this 22-page tale blends superhero spectacle with surreal mischief, as the line between performance and peril blurs in the desert heat.
In "Duel contre Daredevil," the Circus of Crime sets a trap by advertising Spider-Man’s appearance to lure him to their big top—only for the web-slinger to fall under the Ringmaster’s hypnotic spell. But when Daredevil shows up, his heightened senses remain unbroken, turning the performance into an unexpected showdown between two heroes and a master manipulator.
In "Le retour du Bouffon Vert !", Spider-Man shows up to a fan club gathering hosted by Flash Thompson, only to be ambushed by the Green Goblin. With the Human Torch on hand to lend a hand, the fight turns chaotic—especially when Spider-Man learns Aunt May has been hospitalized and abruptly departs, leaving the crowd shaken and questioning his courage.
In "La fin de Spider-Man," Peter Parker faces his lowest point when the city turns against him, believing he’s fled from Sandman. Struggling under the weight of public scorn and personal turmoil, he begins to question whether he can continue as Spider-Man—or if it’s time to walk away for good.
In "Spidey contre attaque !", Spider-Man races to stop Sandman and the Enforcers from holding the Human Torch hostage, after a tip from an unexpected informant sets him on their trail. With the clock ticking and the stakes high, Spider-Man swings into action to rescue his fellow hero—before it’s too late.
In "Sinister Six !", Dr. Octopus unites a roster of Spider-Man's most notorious foes in a bold, coordinated attack that sees Betty Brant and Aunt May taken hostage. With the stakes higher than ever, Spider-Man must confront this assembled threat—each villain a master of their craft—before it's too late.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #10 (1964), The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1 (1964), Marvel Masterworks #1 (1987), Marvel Masterworks #5 (1988), Marvel Masterworks #10 (1989)
Reprinted in Marvel : Les origines #3 (2004)
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