Die Spinne #7
In "In der Gewalt von Dr. Unheil," Dr. Doom hatches a cunning plan to lure Spider-Man into aiding him against the Fantastic Four—only to turn on him when Spider-Man refuses. When Flash Thompson dons a Spider-Man costume for a prank, Dr. Doom mistakes him for the real web-slinger and captures him, forcing the genuine Spider-Man to come to his rescue. Written by Stan Lee and Sybille van Geem, with art and inks by Steve Ditko and colors by Stan Goldberg, this 1974 issue features a classic mix of deception and heroism, all rendered in Ditko’s signature style. The cover, also by Ditko, captures the tension with its sharp, dramatic lines.
In "In der Gewalt von Dr. Unheil," Dr. Doom schemes to lure Spider-Man into aiding him against the Fantastic Four, only to turn on him when his offer is refused. When Flash Thompson dons a Spider-Man costume for a prank, Dr. Doom takes the bait, capturing him instead—leaving the real Spider-Man to rescue his friend.
In "Reise an die Oberfläche," Namor ventures to the surface when earthquakes shake Atlantis, only to discover Hank Pym using a massive drill in a mysterious quest to uncover the origins of life on Earth.
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