Spidey #51
In "Et si c'était l'Araignée ?", writer Mary Jo Duffy and artist Bret Blevins spin a tale of fractured destiny in the kingdom of Crystallium, where a prophecy from Zardeth splits the brothers Crystar and Moltar—and transforms them into warriors of crystal and lava, respectively. With inks by Vince Colletta and colors by Andy Yanchus, the story unfolds as their followers are remade in their image, setting the stage for a clash that will shape the realm’s fate. The cover, a striking piece by Jean-Yves Mitton, captures the moment the kingdom’s balance shatters.
In "Et si c'était l'Araignée ?", a mysterious spider creature terrorizes the countryside, prompting Banshee to summon the X-Men. When the young mutants encounter Spider-Man, they’re quick to assume he’s the enemy—leading to a tense clash between hero and heroes.
In "Le trône éclate !", the kingdom of Crystallium fractures when the prophecy of Zardeth ignites a rift between the princes Crystar and Moltar. One is transformed into a warrior of living crystal, the other into a being forged from molten lava, and with their people reshaped by magic, the struggle for the throne begins in earnest.
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↩ Reprints The X-Men #35 (1967), What If? #27 (1981), The Saga of Crystar, Crystal Warrior #1 (1983), Spécial Strange #35 (1984), Strange Spécial Origines #172 (1984), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #33 (1984)
Reprinted in Spécial Strange #35 (1984), Spidey #50 (1984), Titans #63 (1984)
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