Strange Spécial Origines #133 bis
"L'Araignée" marks a pivotal moment in the saga of Peter Parker, as a chance encounter with a radioactive spider grants him extraordinary abilities. When a moment of hesitation leads to tragedy, the weight of that choice reshapes his path forever. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Steve Ditko, with colors by Stan Goldberg, this 1981 issue captures the origin's emotional core in striking detail, while Jean-Yves Mitton's cover art brings a dynamic flair to the tale.
In this 1981 tale from *Strange Spécial Origines #133 bis*, Peter Parker’s life changes in an instant when a radioactive spider bites him, granting him spider-like powers. After hesitating to stop a fleeing thief, he’s haunted by the tragic consequences that follow—his uncle’s death—and he makes a solemn vow to never again turn away from his duty.
In "Comment c'est arrivé !", a desperate act of courage by scientist Bruce Banner during a catastrophic nuclear explosion leads to a life-altering transformation. Now caught between two identities, Banner struggles to control the monstrous power that emerges as the sun sets—his mind and body forever changed by the gamma radiation that binds him to the Hulk.
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↩ Reprints The Incredible Hulk #1 (1962), Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962), The Incredible Hulk #118 (1969), Origins of Marvel Comics #[nn] (1974), Une Aventure des Fantastiques #23 (1980), Nova #36 (1981), Spidey #12 (1981), Titans #30 (1981), Une Aventure de l'Araignée #11 (1981)
Reprinted in Spécial Strange #22 (1980), Strange #132 (1980), Strange #133 (1981), Titans #30 (1981), Nova #37 (1981), Strange #134 (1981), Nova #38 (1981), Strange #135 (1981)
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