Edderkoppen #2/1985
In "Terror i lille byen!", the Fantastic Four wake up in a quiet town that feels eerily familiar—almost too familiar—caught in a reality that mirrors their own lives, unaware they’ve been pulled into a twisted experiment. Written by John Byrne and Hans Hansen, with Byrne handling art, inks, and cover pencils and inks, this 1985 issue from Interpresse delivers a gripping mystery with a chilling twist, all rendered in Byrne’s sharp style and Wein’s vivid colors.
In "null," Mary Jane’s investigation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art takes a sudden, surreal turn when she’s transformed into Red Sonja—just in time to join forces with Spider-Man in a battle against the sorcerer Kulan Gath.
In "Terror i lille byen!", the Fantastic Four wake in a quiet town that mirrors their lives—familiar, yet subtly wrong—unaware they’ve been pulled into a twisted simulation by Doctor Doom, who watches from afar. As they navigate this eerie replica of their world, the line between reality and illusion begins to blur.
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