Strange #265
In "Grands maux, grands remèdes...", Spider-Man races against time to secure a rare element from Doctor Octopus to combat a spreading atmospheric poison. Meanwhile, Jonathon Caesar makes one final move for Mary Jane, only to meet an unexpected end at the hands of a police-affiliated fan. Written by David Michelinie and drawn by Erik Larsen, with inks by Randy Emberlin, Mike Machlan, Keith Williams, and John Romita, and vibrant colors by Bob Sharen, Gregory Wright, and Mike Rockwitz, this 1992 issue delivers high-stakes tension and emotional weight. The cover by Paul Ryan and Tom Palmer captures the urgency of the moment.
In "Grands maux, grands remèdes...", Spidey races against time to secure a rare element from Doc Ock to combat a spreading atmospheric poison, while Jo faces a dangerous escalation in her ongoing struggle with Jonathon Caesar—whose final move ends in tragedy at the hands of a police-affiliated fan.
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