Die Spinne #24
In "Der Clown und seine Gangstercombo!", a radioactive barrel dumped by a passing ship sets off a chain of events that awakens an ancient menace beneath the waves. As Namor races to contain the threat, he finds himself caught in a deadly crossfire between the creature and a submarine mistaking him for the enemy. Written by Stan Lee and Hartmut Huff, with art by Dan Adkins and lettering by Clemens Raschke, this 1974 issue features a cover by Steve Ditko, blending underwater peril with a tense, high-stakes showdown beneath the sea.
In "Der Clown und seine Gangstercombo!" from Die Spinne #24 (1974), the Circus of Crime sheds their old leader, the Ringmaster, and rebrands as the Masters of Menace—now running a high-stakes art heist with no strings attached. With the ringmaster gone, the former circus troupe embraces their new identity, turning the spotlight from the big top to the gallery.
In "Es geht wie ein Mensch! (2)," Namor faces a new threat when a radioactive barrel dumped by a passing ship awakens an ancient monster beneath the sea. As the creature begins to rampage across both ocean depths and the surface world, Namor takes it upon himself to stop it—only to find himself caught in a deadly crossfire with a nearby submarine mistaking him for the enemy.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #22 (1965), Tales to Astonish #92 (1967), Die Spinne #23 (1974)
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