Strange #218

Feb 1988 · Editions Lug · 14,00 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Bataille sous-marine”

In "Bataille sous-marine," the Punisher wages a brutal war on the mob bosses vying for power in the Kingpin’s absence, but Spider-Man intervenes when the violence threatens innocent lives. When Spidey steps in to stop the carnage, he’s forced to retreat after being knocked out by the relentless vigilante. Written by Tom DeFalco and Christopher Priest, with dynamic art by Alan Kupperberg and inks by Jim Fern, this 1988 issue delivers high-stakes tension and a clash of ideals. The cover by Bob Hall and Joe Rubinstein captures the chaos in striking detail.

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writer Tom DeFalco · writer Christopher Priest · artist Alan Kupperberg · inker Jim Fern · colorist Bob Sharen · cover Bob Hall, Joe Rubinstein

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Cast · 40 characters

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writer Tom DeFalco

writer Christopher Priest

artist Alan Kupperberg

inker Jim Fern

colorist Bob Sharen

cover pencils Bob Hall

cover inks Joe Rubinstein

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The Punisher attempts to terminate the mob bosses fighting for control of the missing Kingpin's turf, but Spidey gets involved. Spidey saves the lives of the Arranger, the Rose and their goons but gets knocked out by the Punisher when he tries to apprehend him.

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