Une Aventure de l'Araignée #30
"Le Tisseur se déchaine !" delivers a pulse-pounding chapter in the ongoing saga of Spider-Man, with John Romita and Stan Lee at the helm and Jim Mooney’s dynamic art bringing the chaos to life. After a tense showdown with the Kingpin, Spider-Man finds himself cornered by both a vengeful foe and a furious J. Jonah Jameson—until a mysterious woman in a car escapes with the criminal, leaving the web-slinger to face the storm of Jameson’s rage. Cover by Jean Frisano captures the moment’s intensity, as the fallout from a single, explosive confrontation threatens to unravel everything.
In "Le Tisseur se déchaine !", Spider-Man is pushed to his limits as the Kingpin escapes jail with a single goal: to claim the tablet hidden in Peter Parker’s closet. With J. Jonah Jameson screaming for his arrest and the city on edge, Spider-Man’s fight against the Kingpin turns into a chaotic clash of wills—until a mysterious woman in a car pulls the villain away, leaving Spider-Man to face the fallout. When Jameson collapses after a furious outburst, the question isn’t just about guilt—it’s about how far a hero can go before losing himself.
In "Vif-Argent et l'Araignée !", Quicksilver, seeking redemption after his time with Magneto, confronts the shadow of Spider-Man—only to find the truth behind the headlines is far more complex than the Daily Bugle has claimed. With J. Jonah Jameson sidelined and Robbie Robertson stepping in to publish incriminating photos of the Kingpin, the real villain behind the golden tablet case begins to unravel, leaving Quicksilver to question everything he thought he knew.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #70 (1969), The Amazing Spider-Man #71 (1969), The Amazing Spider-Man #72 (1969)
Reprinted in Strange Spécial Origines #208 (1987), Nova #112 (1987), Spécial Strange #50 (1987), Spidey #88 (1987), Strange #209 (1987), Titans #100 (1987), Spidey #89 (1987)
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