Die ruhmreichen Rächer #76
In "Helden zu vermieten!", Iron Man finds himself trapped in a series of vivid nightmares orchestrated by the Dream-Maker—formerly Count Nefaria—forcing him to face his past foes in sleep. While battling these illusions, Iron Man journeys to Ireland to track down a disgruntled Happy, unaware the Dream-Maker is still manipulating events from afar. With Don Heck's dynamic art and Stan Lee's sharp storytelling, this 1977 classic blends psychological tension and superhero action, all wrapped in John Buscema and Tom Palmer’s striking cover.
In "Wo die Schurken schreiten!", Iron Man is trapped in a series of vivid nightmares orchestrated by the Dream-Maker—once Count Nefaria—forcing him to face his past foes in sleep. After fleeing to Ireland in search of the disgruntled Happy, Iron Man confronts both the lingering effects of the hallucinations and the Dream-Maker’s escalating obsession, culminating in a sudden explosion that leaves the machine in ruins. Though he brushes it off as mere dreamwork, a quiet call from Pepper may be the real turning point.
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