(5 avril 1987)
- Price
- 12,00 FRF
- Pages
- 100
- Indicia Frequency
- mensuel
- On-sale Date
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1987-04-05
- Publisher's Age Guidelines
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Loi n° 49.956 du 16 septembre 1949 sur les publications destinées à la jeunesse
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- Editions LUG
- Brand
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- Editing
- Claude Vistel (directrice de publication); Marcel Navarro (rédacteur en chef); Monique Bardel (membre)
- Pencils
- Jean Frisano (peint)
- Inks
- Jean Frisano (peint)
- Colors
- Jean Frisano (peint)
- Genre
- super-héros (superhero)
- Script
- John Byrne
- Pencils
- John Byrne
- Inks
- John Byrne; Keith Williams (assist)
- Colors
- Andy Yanchus
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- super-héros (superhero)
- Characters
- Alpha Flight [Heather Hudson; Shaman; Snowbird; Puck; Aurora; Northstar; Talisman [Elizabeth Twoyoungmen]; Box [Walter Langkowski]; Roger Bochs]; Douglas Thompson; Omega Flight [Guardian [Delphine Courtney]; Wildchild; Diamond Lil; Flashback]; Hulk [Bruce Banner] (cameo)
- Synopsis
- Most of Alpha Flight captured by Omega Flight at the Edmonton Mall, Shaman, Aurora & Box ride in to the rescue. Snowbird also leaves Doug to help her friends. The remainder of Alpha Flight learns too late that Guardian is really an evil robot as the villain snatches Shaman's medicine pouch & roots around inside for Smart Alec. Things get worse when Guardian turns the medicine pouch inside out which unleashes magical forces which threaten to destroy the world. Talisman is able to use her abilities to contain the madness but Shaman fails to rescue her & she is pulled into the pouch.
- Reprints
Cover story
- Script
- Tom DeFalco
- Pencils
- Ron Frenz (layouts); Jack Fury (art assist); Tom Morgan (finished pencils); James Fry (finished pencils)
- Inks
- Joe Rubinstein (finishes); John Romita; Russ Steffens (background inks)
- Colors
- George Roussos; ?
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- super-héros (superhero)
- Characters
- Spider-Man [Peter Parker]; The Beyonder; Thomas Fireheart [Puma]; Aunt May Parker; Nathan Lubensky; Anna Watson; Mary Jane Watson; Mephisto (villain); Zarathos (villain); Kingpin (villain); Arranger (villain); Zarathos Illusions [Green Goblin [Norman Osborn]; Richard Parker; Mary Parker; Captain George Stacy; Gwen Stacy; Uncle Ben Parker] (villains); Eternity (cameo flashback); The Watcher (cameo flashback); Dr. Strange (cameo flashback); Molecule Man (cameo flashback)
- Synopsis
- The Beyonder makes a deal with the devil: he agrees not to destroy the cosmos if a hero can sustain his life's purpose in the face of overwhelming adversity. He chooses Spidey and frees Zarathos to torment him. Spidey overhears plans for the murder of Kingpin. Resolved to rescue him, Spidey is hampered in his quest by dead friends and foes from the past who accuse him of being a failure. Spidey is beaten down and begins to give in to despair. The source of the illusions, Zarathos, confronts Spider-Man and tries to convince him to let Kingpin be killed. Spidey finds the strength to fight back.
- Reprints
- Script
- Bob Denatale
- Pencils
- Ron Randall
- Inks
- Ron Randall
- Colors
- George Roussos
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- super-héros (superhero)
- Characters
- Black Cat; Spider-Man; Tamara Blake; Capt. Jean DeWolff; Edward; Abigail
- Synopsis
- The Black Cat goes to great lengths to retrieve a wine carafe given to her by Spider-Man.
- Reprints
- Script
- Frank Miller
- Pencils
- David Mazzucchelli
- Inks
- David Mazzucchelli
- Colors
- Christie Scheele
- Letters
- ?
- Genre
- super-héros (superhero)
- Characters
- Daredevil [Matt Murdock]; Karen Page; Foggy Nelson; Glorianna O'Breen; Ben Urich; Robbie Robertson; Kingpin (villain)
- Synopsis
- Karen Page sells Daredevil's secret identity for a drug fix. Kingpin buys the name and proceeds to wreck Matt Murdock's life.
- Reprints