Fakkelen og Jernmannen #4/1968
In "Den grusomme trio!", Johnny Storm finds himself outmatched on the golf course when Doris Evans can't resist comparing him to a more "gentlemanly" rival. When the Terrible Trio—Yogi Dakor, Harry Phillips, and Bull Brogin—spring a trap, Johnny barely escapes, sending a frantic signal to Ben Grimm. With time running out, Ben races to the railway yard to rescue his friend, proving once again that even the most absurd schemes can't outwit a hero in a pinch.
Jernmannen i kamp med Mandrainen sees Iron Man racing into red China on a secret mission from the Pentagon, tracking down the elusive and feared Mandarin, a genius villain whose power and influence unsettle even the Communist regime. With his high-tech armor pushed to the limit, Jernmannen battles the Mandarin’s deadly rings and martial arts mastery, narrowly escaping the villain’s fortress before the odds turn even more deadly.
In "Den farlige rom-fellen," the Fantastic Four face a new threat cloaked in secrecy when NASA’s Mr. Person warns them of a security risk: Professor Jack. Tensions flare when Johnny Storm stands Doris Evans up again, leading him to take on the alias "Doug Brown" to quietly investigate Jack’s true intentions. As the team navigates suspicion and hidden motives, the stakes rise—especially when sabotage threatens the future of the space program.
Dr. Strange mystikkens mester mot Tiboro! De seks dimensjoners tyrann When a trio of skeptical scientists mock the supernatural on live television, their dismissal summons a cosmic threat: Tiboro, tyrant of six dimensions. As the lights fail and the men vanish, Dr. Strange must journey to Tiboro’s realm to stop an invasion before it begins. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, the sorcerer confronts the tyrant in a battle of wills and magic—only to return the scientists to their moment of doubt, erasing the ordeal from their memory.
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