Edderkoppen #5/1985
In "Hvor $%§£ er Næse Norton!?", The Thing finds himself in an alternate reality where his past actions have altered history—only to discover a world now ruled by the Red Skull and his Nazi forces. Written by John Byrne and Hans Hansen, with art by Ron Wilson and inks by Frank Giacoia and Kevin Dzuban, this 1985 issue blends surreal tension with a stark, alternate-history twist. The cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Milgrom captures the eerie, oppressive atmosphere of a world gone wrong.
In "Dimensionen, der døde!", The Thing stumbles into an alternate reality where his past wound was healed—only to discover a world enslaved by the Red Skull and his Nazi forces. The story unfolds as he confronts a chillingly familiar yet twisted version of himself, caught between two versions of fate.
In "Tingeling med Ting!", Reed’s latest invention—a small, curious robot named Ting—gets caught in the middle of a tense experiment when he attempts to reverse Ben’s rocky transformation, only to accidentally make things worse. As Ben grows rougher and more unstable, the team must navigate the chaos of Reed’s well-intentioned but misfiring science, all while Ting watches with quiet, mechanical concern.
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