Die Spinne #18
"Duell mit dem Dämon" in Die Spinne #18 (1974) delivers a classic clash of wills when the Circus of Crime sets a trap using hypnotic ads promising Spider-Man’s appearance. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Steve Ditko—with Ditko also handling inks and Stan Goldberg providing colors—the story unfolds as Spider-Man arrives, only to fall under the Ringmaster’s spell, while Daredevil, immune to the hat’s power, stands ready to intervene. The cover, penciled and inked by Steve Ditko, captures the eerie tension of the big top’s dark spectacle.
In "Duell mit dem Dämon" from Die Spinne #18 (1974), the Circus of Crime sets a trap by advertising Spider-Man’s appearance at their big top—only to hypnotize the crowd with the Ringmaster’s hat. When Spider-Man arrives, he’s ensnared like the rest, but the Daredevil, immune to the illusion, finds himself the only one awake to face the real danger.
In "Der Prinz und die Macht!" from Die Spinne #18 (1974), Namor faces down a colossal alien robot sent by Attuma to crush Atlantis, rallying his people and even his underwater allies in a desperate stand. When the battle reaches its peak, the invaders return not to finish the fight, but to reclaim their lost machine—leaving the prince and his kingdom in uneasy suspense.
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