Die Spinne #11

Jun 1974 · BSV - Williams · 1,20 DEM; 7,5 ATS; 1,50 CHF

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Er nannte sich Electro!", Spider-Man faces a dual challenge: tending to Aunt May, hospitalized and in need of care, while tracking down Electro, who’s orchestrating a daring jailbreak to assemble a team of fellow criminals. Written by Stan Lee and Elisabeth Montfort, with art by Steve Ditko and coloring by Stan Goldberg, this 1974 issue delivers a tense, character-driven showdown. The cover, also by Steve Ditko, captures the moment with sharp, iconic detail.

Contains 2 stories

Er nannte sich Electro!

22 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Electro [Max Dillon] (villain, introduction, origin)Aunt May ParkerBetty BrantJ. Jonah JamesonFlash ThompsonLiz Allen

In "Er nannte sich Electro!", Electro orchestrates a daring jailbreak to assemble a crew of fellow criminals for his next spree, forcing Spider-Man to juggle the urgent demands of Aunt May’s hospital stay with the escalating threat of a villain who’s more organized—and more dangerous—than ever. Written with sharp pacing and grounded in the personal stakes of its hero, this 1974 tale from Die Spinne #11 delivers a tense, character-driven clash between vigilance and responsibility.

Der goldene Rächer!

8 pp · Superhero

Sub-Mariner [Namor]Iron Man [Tony Stark]

In "Der goldene Rächer!", Namor and Iron Man clash in a brutal showdown, their rivalry reaching a boiling point—until Namor suddenly breaks off the fight upon spotting Krang’s battle cruiser adrift on the water. Meanwhile, Tony Stark faces a pivotal moment as he prepares to unveil the truth behind the Iron Man armor to Senator Byrd.