Strange #133
In "Entre le Scarabée et le Gladiateur," Rom lands on Earth and meets a frightened Brandy Clark, setting off a tense confrontation in the quiet town of Clairton. Written by Bill Mantlo and illustrated by Sal Buscema with inks by Sal Buscema and colors by Bob Sharen, this 1981 issue reveals Rom’s mission as he uncovers shape-shifting Dire Wraiths disguised as townspeople. The cover by Jean Frisano captures the moment of rising tension, a 5 FRF comic from a pivotal era in the series.
In "Entre le Scarabée et le Gladiateur," the Gladiateur and the Beetle team up for a high-stakes hijacking, commandeering a train and driving it straight into Grand Central Station. With the city in chaos, DD must confront the dangerous duo—each a formidable opponent in their own right—before the situation spirals beyond control.
In "Qui était cet autre Bouffon ?", Spider-Man confronts a twisted twist in his ongoing war with the Green Goblin—only to discover the villain is none other than Harry Osborn’s psychiatrist, Dr. Hamilton. With Harry himself also masked as the Green Goblin, the truth behind the madness unfolds in a battle of wits and identity that blurs the line between healer and harm.
In "L'arrivée!," Rom lands on Earth and meets a frightened Brandy Clark, setting off a tense chain of events in the quiet town of Clairton. As the giant space robot uncovers a hidden invasion by shape-shifting Dire Wraiths, he must protect Brandy while confronting both the enemy and the military response.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Suspense #58 (1964), Daredevil #140 (1976), The Amazing Spider-Man #180 (1978), Rom #1 (1979), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #23 (1980), Spidey #12 (1981), Strange Spécial Origines #133 bis (1981), Une Aventure de l'Araignée #11 (1981)
Reprinted in Titans #30 (1981)
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