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Cover: Jean-Yves Mitton

Spidey #67

Aug 1985 · Editions Lug · 8,50 FRF
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Cité des mutants," the heroes' victory in the Secret War is short-lived as Doom exploits the chaos to revive Ultron and seize control of the remaining villains, forcing a reluctant alliance. With Magneto striking at their new base and stealing the Wasp, the heroes face escalating threats—just as the Thing reverts to his human form, Ben Grimm, adding personal turmoil to the crisis. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Mike Zeck, with inks by John Beatty and colors by Christie Scheele, this 1985 French edition features a striking cover by Jean-Yves Mitton.

Contains 4 stories
Cité des mutants
15 pp · Superhero
X-Men [Cyclops [Scott Summers]Marvel Girl [Jean Grey]Angel [Warren Worthington III]Iceman [Bobby Drake]Beast [Hank McCoy]]Polaris [Lorna Dane]Mesmero (villain)Demi-Men (villain)Magneto Robot (villain, introduction)
L'enfant terrible !
5 pp · Superhero
Beast [Hank McCoy] (origin continued)Hank McCoy (as young child and teenager)Norton McCoyEdna McCoyUncle BobEl Conquistador (name revealed in next issue, villain, introduction)Chico (name revealed in next issue, introduction)
Ouverture des hostilités !
23 pp · Superhero
Mr. FantasticHuman Torch [Johnny Storm]The ThingProfessor XCyclopsStormWolverineColossusRogueNightcrawlerCaptain America [Steve Rogers]Iron Man [James Rhodes]She-HulkWaspThorHawkeyeCaptain Marvel [Monica Rambeau]Hulk [Bruce Banner]Spider-Man [Peter Parker]LockheedDr. Doom (villain)Galactus (villain)Magneto (villain)Dr. Octopus (villain)Kang (villain)Enchantress (villain)Molecule Man (villain)Lizard (villain)Wrecker (villain)Thunderball (villain)Piledriver (villain)Bulldozer (villain)Absorbing Man (villain)

In "Ouverture des hostilités !", the heroes and villains clash in the opening salvo of the Secret War, ending with the heroes victorious and in custody of their foes. While the villains are distracted, Doom seizes the moment to invade their stronghold and awaken Ultron, who soon commands their allegiance—leaving the remaining villains to reluctantly accept Doom as their new leader. Meanwhile, the heroes establish a new base, only to be ambushed by Magneto, who escapes with the Wasp in tow. Amid the chaos, the Thing reverts to his human form, Ben Grimm, adding a personal twist to the escalating conflict.

Kidnapping !
21 pp · Superhero
Power Pack [Gee [Alex Power]Lightspeed [Julie Power]Energizer [Katie Power]Mass-Master [Jack Power]]Snarks (villains)

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Full credits

artist Mike Zeck
cover pencils, inks Jean-Yves Mitton

Reprints

↩ Reprints The X-Men #50 (1968), Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #2 (1984), Power Pack #3 (1984), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #37 (1985), Strange Spécial Origines #187 (1985), Nova #91 (1985), Spécial Strange #41 (1985), Titans #79 (1985), Un Récit Complet Marvel #7 (1985)

Reprinted in Nova #91 (1985), Spécial Strange #41 (1985)

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