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Cover: Gene Colan & John Tartaglione

Strange #31

Jul 1972 · Editions Lug · 3 FRF
“Il faut vaincre l'Homme Cobalt”

In "Il faut vaincre l'Homme Cobalt," the X-Men take a rare break from their duties, only to find themselves caught in a crisis when Ralph Roberts, a former Stark employee, dons the unstable Cobalt Man suit and goes rogue. With the suit dangerously close to detonation, the team must stop him before it's too late. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Werner Roth with inks by John Tartaglione, this 1972 French edition features a striking cover by Gene Colan and John Tartaglione.

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Full credits

writer Roy Thomas
cover pencils Gene Colan
cover inks John Tartaglione

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The X-Men are given a weekend off and head out for some fun. Cyke and Angel visit Jean in college and find her engaged with brothers Ted and Ralph Roberts. Ralph, who used to work for Tony Stark, takes them all to his lab where he puts on his new Cobalt Man suit to impress his brother. Going a little batty, Cobalt Man wrecks the lab and heads out to Stark Industries to confront his old boss. The X-Men assemble to battle him before his suit becomes radioactive and blows up.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).