Strange #43
In "Le flambeau est transmis," the X-Men gather for Professor X's funeral, stunned by Quicksilver's unexpected return. As they receive a final message from Xavier urging them to carry on, Quicksilver wrestles with his loyalty, torn between his new life with the Avengers and his duty to his sister—while Magneto and the Brotherhood prepare to strike. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by George Tuska with inks by John Tartaglione, this 1973 issue features a cover by Jean Frisano.
In "Le flambeau est transmis," the X-Men gather to mourn Professor X, only to be unsettled by Quicksilver’s unexpected return. As they receive a final message from Xavier urging them to carry on, Quicksilver wrestles with his loyalty—caught between the Avengers and his sister’s fate, now back at Magneto’s side. The X-Men spring a trap, but the Brotherhood’s strength proves overwhelming.
In "Moi, l'accusé !", Daredevil finds himself falsely accused of murder when the Jester manipulates the evidence to pin the crime on him—Jonathan Powers, the crime clown’s secret identity, has been killed, and the only witness is now silenced. With the law closing in and the Jester orchestrating every move, Daredevil must fight not only to clear his name but to escape a trap designed to make him the world’s most wanted man.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four Annual #1 (1963), Fantastic Four #29 (1964), The Amazing Spider-Man #46 (1967), The X-Men #43 (1968), Daredevil #44 (1968), Iron Man #44 (1972), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #1 (1973), Strange #44 (1973)
Reprinted in Strange #42 (1973)
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