Marvel Omnibus : Spider-Man par McFarlane #[nn]
Ce volume rassemble l'intégralité de la période de Todd McFarlane sur Spider-Man, incluant les arcs majeurs comme 'Torment' et 'Perceptions', ainsi que ses numéros de The Amazing Spider-Man. L'omnibus met en avant le style graphique distinctif et dynamique qui a fait la renommée du dessinateur, avec des histoires où Spider-Man affronte des ennemis classiques comme le Lizard et le Vautour.
"Force of Arms" brings together two very different stories in one unforgettable Spider-Man omnibus entry. Peter Parker faces a personal crossroads as he weighs a dream job in Kansas against his life in New York, while MJ grapples with the idea of leaving her home. Meanwhile, Spider-Man and Sandman team up with Silver Sable to stop Neo-Nazi leader Franz Kraus from seizing power—only to return to a surprising twist in their domestic plans. With Todd McFarlane handling both art and cover, this issue blends emotional depth with high-stakes action, all rendered in his signature dynamic style.
In "Force of Arms," Otto Octavius grapples with the lingering trauma of his past as Spider-Man’s nemesis, his mind haunted by visions that make his mechanical arms twitch with life. When a psychological breakthrough seems within reach, the nightmares return—sparking a violent reunion with the web-slinger, who’s using a shocking new tactic to lure out the unstable villain.
In "I'll Take Manhattan!", Spider-Man faces his most desperate challenge yet when Dr. Octopus, consumed by fear and rage, unleashes a deadly biological weapon on New York to eliminate the hero once and for all. With the city in peril, Spidey makes a shocking choice: to let Doc Ock defeat him, hoping to stop the catastrophe from within.
When reporter Eddie Brock’s life unravels after a scandal, the alien symbiote he’s bonded with takes a dark turn—merging with his rage to become Venom, a force hunting Spider-Man for the ruin he blames on the web-slinger. At Mary Jane’s urging, Spidey sheds the black suit, returning to his classic blue and red as the symbiote’s new host claws its way into the city’s shadows.
In "Mid) American Gothic!", Peter Parker finds himself in Emporia, Kansas, touring the On-Line Research complex after being offered a new job. When a fire erupts, Spider-Man swings in to help—only to witness the construction foreman, Wes Cassaday, moving with super speed, a secret he’s desperate to keep after being bitten by a radioactive jack rabbit. After thwarting a threat from the sinister Dr. Nero, Peter returns to New York and shares with Mary Jane his growing desire to take the job and start fresh, far from home.
In "Dock Savage," Peter grapples with a life-changing decision as he considers a research job in Kansas, testing the strength of his marriage to MJ, who loves New York but fears leaving it behind. When Silver Sable enlists Spidey and Sandman to stop a neo-Nazi threat led by Franz Kraus, the mission forces Peter to confront his priorities—only to return home to a surprising turn of events.
Peter and MJ head to California to promote Peter’s new book of Spidey photos, *Webs*, only to stumble into a high-stakes heist at a glamorous gala—where the elusive Black Fox is making off with a priceless chalice. With the spotlight on them and danger in the air, the duo finds themselves in the middle of a mystery that’s far more tangled than they expected.
In "Styx and Stone," Spider-Man is torn between desperation and determination as he searches for his missing wife, while the sinister Jon Caesar sends the relentless duo of Styx and Stone to eliminate him. With MJ suddenly free from Jonathan’s grasp, she makes a daring move to save Spidey—just as the tide of danger turns.
In "Down and Out in Forest Hills," Peter and MJ face a sudden crisis when Jonathan Caeser, from his prison cell, launches a scheme to evict MJ from her apartment, forcing the couple to move in with Aunt May. The story unfolds with tense, grounded stakes as Peter struggles to protect the people he cares about, even when the threat comes from behind bars.
In "Un amour d'alien," Venom’s alien symbiote shows up uninvited at Aunt May’s doorstep, forcing Spider-Man to seek help from the Fantastic Four. With the costume now acting on its own, Spidey attempts a risky, heartfelt strategy to win it back—before it’s too late.
In "The Scorpion's Tail of Woe," Jo finds herself caught in a dangerous game when Scorpy betrays Hammer, trading the captured army officer for JJ Jameson. With Rhino and Blacklash sent to deal with the double-cross, Jo must navigate the escalating threat before the situation spirals beyond control.
In "Gravity Storm," Graviton answers Kingpin’s call with a plan that turns New York upside down—literally. With the Daily Bugle as his target, he begins to manipulate gravity in a way that threatens to tear the city apart, forcing Spider-Man to confront a foe whose power is as unpredictable as it is devastating.
In "Power Prey!", Spider-Man faces off against the Tri-Sentinel—a terrifying fusion of Shaw's Sentinels warped by Loki’s magic—just as he gains the overwhelming might of Captain Universe. With cosmic power surging through him, Spidey must push beyond his limits, but the cost of victory may be more than he bargained for.
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