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Chargement... Captain Britain, Volume 3: The Lion and the Spiderpar Chris Claremont, John Byrne, Jim Lawrence, Larry Lieber, Paul Neary — 3 plus, Steve Parkhouse, John Stokes, Ron Wilson
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Appartient à la sérieCaptain Britain (Panini Collection 3)
The Lion of London returns in this eagerly awaited third volume. The United Kingdom's very own Marvel super hero, Captain Britain, exploded onto newspaper stands way back in 1976. Now, for the first time ever, comes this classic collection of adventures from the guardian of the sceptred isle. Includes new cover art by character co-creator and artist Herb Trimpe and a new illustration by Ron Wilson. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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It starts with two story arcs from the Super Spider-Man and Captain Britain Weekly anthology title which were ok, but nothing special.
Then has a fantastic two-part Marvel Team-Up story by Chris Claremont and John Byrne where Captain Britain actually teams up with Spider-Man (as opposed to just sharing title duties on a book) and they face off against Arcade in his first appearance ever. It's amazing seeing how many of the classic Arcade story beats and iconic character points are present right from this first story.
Then, finally, we move to Hulk Comic (another anthology title) and its Black Knight stories because, after the cancellation of Super Spider-Man and Captain Britain Weekly, CB was not seen as a viable or interesting character. But editor Dez Skin, writer Steve Parkhouse and artists Paul Neary and John Stokes wanted to give CB another shot so reintroduced him as a side character in the Black Knight series. They grounded the character further into Arthurian legend and successfully set him up for the upcoming seminal run by Alan Moore and Alan Davis and the introduction of the Marvel-616 designation for the main Marvel universe as part of the Jasper Warp storyline (coming up in volume 4).
Overall, worth the read for the Arcade story in the middle and the Captain Britain backstory which helps setup the best X-book ever: Excalibur! (