Strange #26
"Holocauste" in Strange #26 (1972) delivers a pulse-pounding showdown as the Marauder takes Foggy, Karen, and Matt hostage to expose Daredevil’s secret identity. With the stakes high and chaos unfolding aboard a fleeing helicopter, Spidey faces off against Stilt-Man in a fight that tests both speed and nerve. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Gene Colan’s dynamic art with inks by Frank Giacoia, the issue’s intensity is matched by Werner Roth and Jack Kirby’s striking cover, rendered in inks by Dick Ayers.
In "Mike Murdock doit mourir !", the Marauder takes Foggy, Karen, and Matt hostage, using them to force Daredevil’s secret identity from them. As the tension mounts aboard the Marauder’s helicopter, Spidey confronts Stilt-Man in a high-stakes clash that pushes both heroes to their limits.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #27 (1965), The X-Men #26 (1966), Daredevil #27 (1967), Iron Man #28 (1970), Strange #27 (1972)
Reprinted in Strange #25 (1972)
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