Strange #37
In "Face à face avec Facteur Trois," Peter Parker visits the doctor with a cold, only to learn Aunt May’s health is dangerously fragile. Spidey is ambushed by mysterious goons who douse him with a strange gas—unaware it’s dampening his spider sense—leading to a shocking transformation into Peter Parker right before the Green Goblin’s eyes. Trapped in the Goblin’s lair, Peter’s worst fears are confirmed when the villain removes his mask, revealing the truth: Norman Osborn. Written by Stan Lee, illustrated by John Romita with inks by Mickey Demeo and John Romita, and featuring a cover by Jean Frisano, this 1973 issue delivers a tense, intimate confrontation that redefines the stakes for Peter’s personal battles.
In "Qu'il était vert mon Bouffon !", Peter Parker visits the doctor with a cold, only to learn Aunt May’s condition is far more serious than he feared. When a mysterious gas incapacitates his spider sense, Spidey is ambushed by a gang of thugs—only to be confronted by the Green Goblin outside his home, who captures him while Peter fears for Aunt May’s safety. Trapped in the Goblin’s lair, Peter is stunned when the villain removes his mask, revealing a face he never expected: Norman Osborn.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #39 (1966), The X-Men #37 (1967), Fantastic Four #73 (1968), Iron Man #38 (1971), Strange #38 (1973)
Reprinted in Strange #36 (1972)
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