Strange #152
In "Fatalement vôtre !", the Wraith Rocketeers launch a brutal assault on Clairton, targeting Rom and his ally Torpedo. Impressed by Torpedo’s skill under fire, Rom makes a pivotal decision to leave Brock behind to defend the town while he journeys back to his homeworld, Galador. Written by Bill Mantlo and illustrated by Sal Buscema with inks by Joe Sinnott and colors by Ben Sean, this 1982 issue captures a turning point in Rom’s mission. The cover by Jean Frisano vividly captures the intensity of the conflict.
In "Fatalement vôtre !", Doctor Doom, wielding the time cube, journeys into the past seeking ancient mystical secrets—only to trigger a chain reaction that drags Iron Man and the disgruntled scientist Gert Hauptmann into a pivotal moment in Latveria’s history. With Doom stranded in a past where Zorba rules as Latveria’s tyrant, the clash of egos and timelines sets a dangerous course for both hero and villain.
In "L'Homme sans Peur," Daredevil’s focus is tested as mysterious headaches disrupt his routine, forcing him to hire a new secretary, Becky. When he invades the Avengers’ mansion to confront a visiting Black Widow, his physical and mental strain puts everything on the line.
In "... raid sur Clairton !", Rom faces a fierce assault on Clairton as the Wraith Rocketeers descend with deadly intent. Impressed by Torpedo’s courage and skill in holding the line, Rom makes a surprising decision to leave behind his ally Brock and return to his homeworld of Galador.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil #155 (1978), The Amazing Spider-Man #198 (1979), Iron Man #149 (1981), Rom #22 (1981), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #28 (1982), Strange Spécial Jeux #150 HS (1982), Strange Spécial Origines #151 (1982), Nova #55 (1982), Spécial Strange #29 (1982)
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