Strange #78
In "Genèse mortelle !", Peter faces a crisis of conscience when a runaway Kangourou accidentally steals a deadly bacterial vial, forcing him to act despite his guilt. With Tante May falling ill after discovering Peter’s makeshift substitute in his bed, the weight of responsibility settles heavily on his shoulders. Written by Stan Lee and John Romita, with dynamic art by John Buscema and Jim Mooney, and a striking cover by Jean Frisano, this 1976 issue captures a rare moment of vulnerability in a story that balances tension and emotional stakes.
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Tante May pense que Peter est malade et le met au lit. Le Kangourou échappe aux autorités qui cherchent à l'expulser, puis vole ce qu'il pense être de l'argent mais est en fait un flacon de bactéries mortelles. Peter se faufile pour capturer le Kangourou et récupérer le flacon. Il réussit, mais tante May s'effondre quand elle trouve le mannequin en toiles que Peter a laissé dans son lit. Maintenant, Peter se sent plus coupable que jamais.
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