Strange #27
In "Le retour du Mime," Matt faces a turning point as his growing feelings for Karen clash with the perilous life he leads. When she’s taken by The Boss in a bid to lure Daredevil, Matt is forced to confront whether love can survive in a world defined by danger. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with moody precision by Gene Colan, with inks by John Tartaglione, this 1972 issue captures a rare moment of personal stakes beneath the usual superhero drama. The cover, penciled by Colan and inked by Giacoia, perfectly encapsulates the tension of a man torn between two worlds.
In "Démasqué !..", Matt faces a turning point when his plans to propose to Karen are upended after she’s kidnapped by The Boss, who aims to lure out Daredevil. Torn between his identity as a hero and the life he’s begun to imagine with her, Matt confronts the cost of his double life.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #28 (1965), The X-Men #27 (1966), Daredevil #27 (1967), Daredevil #29 (1967), Iron Man #29 (1970), Strange #28 (1972)
Reprinted in Strange #26 (1972)
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