Strange #224
In "L'odeur de la mort," Mary Jane faces a personal crisis when she declines Peter's marriage proposal and travels to Pittsburgh, only to find her sister imprisoned. Spidey is forced into a brutal clash with a vastly upgraded Spider-Slayer robot, now under the control of the relentless Smythe. With Mary Jane pleading for help, Peter must choose between standing by the woman he loves and stopping a dangerous threat—only for Smythe to track him down, turning the journey into a high-stakes race across the city. Written by David Michelinie, illustrated by John Romita Jr. with inks by Vince Colletta and colors by George Roussos, this 1988 issue features a cover by Bob Layton.
In "L'odeur de la mort," Roger Bochs faces a desperate reckoning as he’s extracted from the Box armor and brought to Scramble, where the fragile balance of control begins to unravel. Alpha Flight answers Shaman’s call, only to confront Pestilence once more—this time in a clash that forces Snowbird, in Sasquatch form, into a harrowing choice that echoes through the battle.
In "Triste voyage," Mary Jane faces a painful crossroads when she turns down Peter's marriage proposal and travels to Pittsburgh to help her sister, who's in jail. Spidey is thrust into a deadly clash with a vastly upgraded Spider-Slayer robot, its creator Smythe now more dangerous than ever. As Mary Jane pleads for Peter's help, he must choose between the woman he loves and stopping a threat that's closing in—only to find that Smythe is already on his trail.
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