Strange #28
In "Le cri du Fantôme," Matt Murdock, now dressed as Thor to lure out Cobra and Hyde, finds himself in a clash not just with his enemies, but with the real god of thunder, who isn’t amused by the impersonation. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Gene Colan with inks by John Tartaglione, this 1972 issue sees Daredevil face a dangerous twist when a formula from Hyde robs him of his powers—and his sight—leaving him vulnerable in a world he can no longer perceive. The cover by Jean Frisano captures the moment of confrontation with striking intensity.
In "... s'il devait y avoir un Dieu Tonnerre !", Matt, desperate to confront the rogue duo of Cobra and Hyde, dons the guise of Thor to lure them out—only to find the real thunder god himself furious at the impersonation. After proving his worthiness, the fight shifts to a brutal clash with Cobra and Hyde, but when one of Hyde’s experiments steals his super-senses, Matt is left truly blind.
In "Les griffes du Chat !", Spider-Man takes on a high-stakes bounty when Jameson offers a thousand dollars for the capture of The Cat, setting him on a tense pursuit through the city’s shadows. Meanwhile, Peter wrestles with personal turmoil as Betty shares the news that Ned has asked her to marry him.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #30 (1965), The X-Men #28 (1967), Daredevil #30 (1967), Iron Man #31 (1970), Strange #29 (1972)
Reprinted in Strange #27 (1972)
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