Strange #8
In "Unus l'Intouchable !", a disillusioned Beast leaves the X-Men after a violent mob attack, seeking a new life as a wrestler—only to cross paths with Unus, a mutant whose powers make him untouchable. When Unus attempts to join Magneto’s Brotherhood by confronting the X-Men, Hank’s secret invention threatens to escalate the conflict, forcing the team to stop him before the situation spirals out of control. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby with inks by Chic Stone, this 1970 issue features a striking cover by Wally Wood.
In "Unus l'Intouchable!", after a violent encounter with a mutant-hating mob, Beast leaves the X-Men behind to pursue a career in professional wrestling—only to cross paths with Unus, a mutant whose powers make him untouchable. When Unus attempts to join Magneto’s Brotherhood by challenging the X-Men, Beast unveils a machine designed to amplify his abilities, leading to unexpected and bizarre consequences. The X-Men must stop Hank before the experiment spirals out of control, forcing a reckoning with friendship, power, and the cost of redemption.
In "Qu'il puisse voir !..," Jo, the blind lawyer, travels to the European principality of Lichtenbad at the urging of an old college friend who now rules the nation. What begins as a chance to regain his sight quickly unravels into a dangerous political crisis, as Jo finds himself caught in a revolt led by the very ruler who invited him.
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↩ Reprints The X-Men #8 (1964), Daredevil #8 (1965), Daredevil #9 (1965), Iron Man #8 (1968), The Silver Surfer #13 (1970), Marvel #5 (1970), Strange #9 (1970)
Reprinted in Strange #7 (1970), Marvel #5 (1970)
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