Strange #123
In "L'envol de la Torpille," Daredevil faces off against the acrobatic villain known as the Torpedo, only to find his foe suddenly crushed by a collapsing wall. With the dying man’s final request, former pro quarterback and insurance salesman Brock Jones dons the costume, stepping into a role he never expected. As Daredevil battles the new Torpedo, he remains unaware of the switch—unable to see the color of his opponent’s hair, he can’t tell the difference. Written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Klaus Janson and Bob Brown, with colors by Michele Wolfman, this 1980 issue features a striking cover by Jean Frisano.
In "L'envol de la Torpille," Daredevil faces off against the aerial menace known as the Torpedo, only to find himself outmatched when the villain is crushed by a collapsing wall. With the man's dying wish, former pro quarterback Brock Jones—now an insurance salesman—steps into the costume, unaware that his new role will blur the line between hero and imposter. Daredevil, blind to the change, battles the Torpedo without knowing the truth behind the mask.
In "Le Prince et le pouvoir !", Iron Man and the Sub-Mariner race to uncover the truth behind a mysterious island, only to find Roxxon secretly exploiting its vibranium core. As they confront the company’s forces and the island’s enigmatic ruler, the stakes rise when the island itself is destroyed—leaving no trace of Roxxon’s involvement.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil #126 (1975), The Amazing Spider-Man #159 (1976), The Amazing Spider-Man #160 (1976), Iron Man #121 (1979), Une Aventure de l'Araignée #8 (1980), Spécial Strange #19 (1980), Spidey #6 (1980), Titans #25 (1980)
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