Strange #5
"Le retour des Mauvais Mutants" marks a pivotal moment in the X-Men's journey, as Xavier's sudden loss of telepathic powers forces the team to navigate leadership without him. With Magneto manipulating events from the shadows—using the Toad to provoke chaos at an athletic event and then abducting Angel— the X-Men must confront the Brotherhood on Asteroid M in a high-stakes rescue mission. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic energy by Jack Kirby and Paul Reinman, the issue's bold visuals and tense pacing are perfectly framed by George Tuska’s cover pencils and Frank Giacoia’s inks.
In "Le retour des Mauvais Mutants," the X-Men face their greatest test yet when Professor Xavier’s powers vanish, leaving the team adrift without guidance. With Magneto manipulating events from the shadows, the Toad’s unexpected triumph at a public athletic event ignites chaos—and draws the X-Men into a high-stakes rescue mission on Asteroid M, where Angel is held captive. The story unfolds with tense teamwork and shocking betrayals, all while Xavier’s true intentions remain hidden in the shadows.
In "L'Homme sans peur contre le mytérieux Matador Masqué," a once-celebrated matador, now broken by betrayal, dons a mask and unleashes a campaign of vengeance fueled by pride and fury. As Daredevil races to stop the masked assailant’s relentless, cape-wielding attacks, his mind drifts to a quiet moment with Foggy—whose plans to propose to Karen force Matt to confront his own silence, leaving him to choose between love and solitude.
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↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #19 (1963), The X-Men #5 (1964), The X-Men #6 (1964), Daredevil #5 (1964), Iron Man #5 (1968), The Silver Surfer #10 (1969), Marvel #2 (1970)
Reprinted in Strange #4 (1970), Marvel #2 (1970)
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