Spider-Man: Les Incontournables #4

In "Qu'il était vert mon bouffon !", Peter Parker finds himself caught between two crises: Aunt May’s declining health and a sudden attack by a mysterious gas that disables his spider sense. As Spider-Man, he’s captured by the Green Goblin, who reveals a chilling twist—his foe is none other than Norman Osborn. With Peter trapped and vulnerable, the line between hero and villain blurs in a tense confrontation that puts everything he cares about on the edge.

In "Spidey se sauve la mise !", Spider-Man faces off against the Green Goblin in a high-stakes clash that takes a sudden, unexpected turn when an explosion wipes away the last few years of Norman Osborn’s memory, leaving him disoriented and back to who he once was. As the battle unfolds, echoes of the past surface—flashbacks to Harry Osborn, Professor Stromm, and a younger Anna May Watson hint at a history tangled with secrets and loss. With J. Jonah Jameson watching from afar and Betty Brant caught in the chaos, Spider-Man must navigate the fallout of a man undone, even as the truth about Norman’s past begins to unravel.

When Peter Parker abandons his Spider-Man identity to focus on college and care for his ailing aunt, the city quickly feels the void. With the discarded suit displayed at the Daily Bugle and crime surging under the Kingpin’s growing power, Peter must confront the weight of his past and the responsibility he thought he’d left behind. As his life begins to improve, the rising chaos forces him to ask: can one man truly walk away from being a hero?