Marvel
#18
(juillet 1998)
Panini France,
1997 Series
- Price
- 24 FRF; 175 BEF; 7,20 CHF
- Pages
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- Indicia Frequency
- mensuel
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
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- Brand
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Marvel France
- Barcode
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- Editing
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C'est chouette la vie !
Carnage / comic story / 32 ? pages
- Script
- David Quinn; ? (traduction)
- Pencils
- Kyle Hotz
- Inks
- Kyle Hotz
- Colors
- Gregory Wright
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- horreur-suspense (horror-suspense); super-héros (superhero)
- Characters
- Carnage (origin); John Jameson [also as Man-Wolf]; Dr. Ashley Kafka; Spider-Man (cameo)
- Synopsis
- Carnage sends John and Ashley into the violent and twisted fantasy world inside of his own mind. After they narrowly escape and return from Carnage World, they watch as Cletus is carted away from Ravencroft to be executed by lethal injection.
- Reprints
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from Carnage: It's a Wonderful Life (Marvel, 1996 series) #1 (October 1996)
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Indexer Notes
Cover story
Fini de rire !
Le Bouffon Vert / comic story / 22 ? pages
- Script
- Tom DeFalco; ? (traduction)
- Pencils
- Joshua Hood
- Inks
- Derek Fisher
- Colors
- Chia-Chi Wang
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- super-héros (superhero)
- Characters
- Green Goblin [Phil Urich]; Spider-Man; Ben Urich; Robbie Robertson (cameo)
- Synopsis
- With his Goblin mask and glider broken and his job at the Daily Bugle abruptly coming to an end, Phil decides to give up the superhero life and return to college.
- Reprints
- from Green Goblin (Marvel, 1995 series) #13 (October 1996)
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Crime et châtiment
Daredevil / comic story / 22 ? pages
- Script
- Karl Kesel; ? (traduction)
- Pencils
- Cary Nord
- Inks
- Matthew Ryan
- Colors
- Christie Scheele; Ian Laughlin; American Color (computer color)
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- super-héros (superhero)
- Characters
- Daredevil [Matt Murdock]; Foggy Nelson; Karen Page; Rosalind Sharpe; Misty Knight; Mr. Hyde (villain); The Enforcers [Montana; Fancy Dan; Ox; The Hammer; Eel [Snake Marston]] (villains)
- Synopsis
- Daredevil is supposed to be in court defending Mr. Hyde but he has been captured by the Enforcers who are putting him through his paces. The Eel taunts Daredevil with the fact that he has been manipulating the Enforcers but his buddies hear him and try to take him down. Daredevil escapes in the supervillain fight and captures the Eel, proving that he is responsible for the murder for which Mr. Hyde has been charged.
- Reprints
- from Daredevil (Marvel, 1964 series) #357 (October 1996)
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Table of Contents
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C'est chouette la vie !
Carnage -
1.
C'est chouette la vie !
Carnage -
2.
Fini de rire !
Le Bouffon Vert -
3.
Crime et châtiment
Daredevil
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- Peter Croome
- Stéphane PETIT
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