Die ruhmreichen Rächer #67
In the 1977 classic "..und wir kämpfen für die Erde!", Iron Man finds himself trapped by the Mandarin, bound to a spinning wheel of titanium as his enemy reveals his origins and vows to destroy him. With the wheel slowly recharging Iron Man’s armor, a subtle twist sets the stage for a daring counterattack—leading to a high-stakes mission that disrupts a missile launch and forces the Mandarin to flee when Chinese forces arrive. Written by Stan Lee and Hartmut Huff, with dynamic art by Don Heck and Dick Ayers, and colored by Stan Goldberg, this issue features a cover by Sal Buscema and Jack Kirby, inks by Sam Grainger and Dick Ayers.
In "Die Herkunft des Mandarin!" from Die ruhmreichen Rächer #67 (1977), Iron Man finds himself imprisoned by the Mandarin, bound to a spinning wheel of titanium as the villain recounts his past. As the Mandarin prepares to execute him by spinning him to death, Iron Man begins to harness the motion to recharge his armor—turning his captivity into a chance to strike back.
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