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Die Spinne Comic - Taschenbuch#5
Cover: John Romita & Joe Sinnott

Die Spinne Comic - Taschenbuch #5

Apr 1980 · Condor · 4,50 DEM; 36,00 ATS
🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English
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Contains 8 stories
Der Wolf in der Bucht
19 pp · Superhero
Krieg der Zukunft
20 pp · Superhero

In "Krieg der Zukunft," the Tomorrow Man enlists Iron Man and Spider-Man in a desperate bid against a shared threat—yet his true aim is to manipulate their strength to undermine and seize control from Kang. With alliances shifting and the future hanging in the balance, the heroes find themselves drawn into a conflict far more complex than they anticipated.

Die Zeitbombe
20 pp · Superhero
Der Beginn des jüngsten Tages
19 pp · Superhero
Der Kampf mit dem Sandmann
20 pp · Superhero

In "Der Kampf mit dem Sandmann," the Hulk, barely alive after a crash landing from a decompressed rocket, fights to reclaim his humanity—only to be manipulated by the Sandman, who poses as his sole ally. Under false pretenses, the Hulk attacks General Ross’s missile base, unaware the Sandman is using the chaos to steal military technology. When the deception is finally revealed, the Hulk confronts his betrayer—but before he can face the consequences, he leaps away, leaving behind a moment of uncertain connection with those who might finally see him differently.

Mein ist die Rache!
20 pp · Superhero
Wenn der Basilisk kommt...
19 pp · Superhero

When night watchman Basil Elks accidentally stumbles upon the Kree alpha stone, a single gunshot unleashes a surge of cosmic energy that transforms him into the monstrous Basilisk. Now hunted by both the authorities and the forces of a greater cosmic threat, Basil must outrun Captain Marvel and Spider-Man as they race to secure the fabled omega stone—before the Basilisk’s power spirals beyond control.

Chaos im Erdinnern!
19 pp · Superhero

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Full credits

writer Len Wein
artist Ross Andru
cover pencils John Romita
cover inks Joe Sinnott

Reprints

↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #51 (1966), The Incredible Hulk #113 (1969), The Incredible Hulk #114 (1969), Marvel Team-Up #9 (1973), Marvel Team-Up #10 (1973), Marvel Team-Up #11 (1973), Marvel Team-Up #12 (1973), Marvel Team-Up #16 (1973), Marvel Team-Up #17 (1974)

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