Die Spinne #20
In "Das Ende der Spinne," Namor’s cousin Byrrah seizes the throne of Atlantis by turning public opinion against the Sub-Mariner, branding his rule as reckless and tyrannical. When he challenges Namor to single combat for sovereignty, the tide turns in a shocking moment—the Prince of the Depths finds his powers vanish, leaving him vulnerable as Byrrah claims victory. Written by Stan Lee and B. De Cuvry, with art by Bill Everett and Marie Severin, and cover by Steve Ditko, this 1974 issue captures a pivotal clash of legacy and leadership beneath the waves.
In "Das Ende der Spinne" from Die Spinne #20 (1974), Peter Parker—haunted by the city’s belief that he’s a coward—flees from Sandman, his confidence shattered. As his personal and superhero lives unravel, he faces a painful choice: abandon the mantle of Spider-Man and try to reclaim his life on his own terms.
In "Und siegen wird Byrrah! (2)," Jo, the cousin of the Sub-Mariner, seizes the chance to claim Atlantis’s throne by turning the people and the council against Namor’s rule, branding it as reckless and tyrannical. When Namor accepts the challenge of single combat, he’s stunned when his powers vanish mid-fight—leaving him defenseless as Byrrah emerges victorious.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #18 (1964), Tales to Astonish #90 (1967), Die Spinne #19 (1974)
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