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Cover: Jean-Yves Mitton

Spidey #51

Apr 1984 · Editions Lug · 7,00 FRF
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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“Et si c'était l'Araignée ?”

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.

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writer Mary Jo Duffy · artist Bret Blevins · inker Vince Colletta · colorist Andy Yanchus · cover Jean-Yves Mitton

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colorist Andy Yanchus
cover pencils, inks Jean-Yves Mitton

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Zardeth delivers a prophecy to the kingdom of Crystallium, which leads to a split between the princes Crystar and Moltar. To save Cystar from a deadly injury, the wizard Ogeode sends him into the Prisma-Crystal, where he emerges as a warrior of crystal. To save Moltar from the magical crystal rain, Zardeth sends him into underground lava, where he emerges as a man of hardened lava. With their followers transformed the same, the two begin the ongoing battle for the right to rule the kingdom.

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