Edderkoppen #4/1985
In "Hyde... hugger hårdt!", Johnny confronts a startling revelation: his girlfriend Frankie has awakened powers eerily like his own. As fragments of her past resurface, she begins to remember a long-buried incident tied to her stepfather, Professor Phineas T. Horton, and a mysterious WWII-era robot known as the original Human Torch. Written by John Byrne and Hans Hansen, with art by Byrne and coloring by Bob Sharen, this 1985 issue from Interpresse delivers a gripping blend of personal mystery and hidden history. The cover, by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom, captures the tension of a moment that could change everything.
In "Hyde... hugger hårdt!", Mr. Hyde seeks vengeance on his former partner, the Cobra, after their fallout during a clash with Captain America. When Spider-Man intervenes to stop Hyde from crossing the line, the web-slinger must navigate a tense standoff that ends with both men in police custody—leaving the aftermath of their fractured past unresolved.
In "Dame i lys lue!", Johnny is stunned when his girlfriend Frankie begins to manifest powers eerily like his own. As flashes of her past resurface, she recalls a traumatic accident tied to her stepfather, Professor Phineas T. Horton, and a long-lost WWII robot known as the original Human Torch.
In "Eftervirkningen," the Thing journeys to an alternate reality where his past decision to cure his counterpart has unforeseen consequences—now a world ruled by the Red Skull and his Nazi forces. The story unfolds with tense, grounded stakes as he confronts a chilling version of what might have been, all without revealing how this clash will resolve.
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