HIP Classics #19164
In "De Kegelkoning slaat terug!", Spider-Man takes on a high-stakes chase for a $5,000 reward, tracking the elusive Schemer through a series of acrobatic missteps and near-misses. When the trail leads to the Kingpin’s mansion, tensions flare—only for both hero and villain to realize the Schemer and Vanessa have disappeared without a trace. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by John Romita and John Buscema, with inks by Jim Mooney, this 1971 classic features dynamic art and a mystery that pulls Spider-Man deeper into a web of deception. The cover, by John Romita, captures the moment of confrontation with sharp, expressive detail.
In "De Kegelkoning slaat terug!", Peter’s desperate need for $5,000 drives Spider-Man to track down The Schemer, only to find himself repeatedly thwarted—literally tumbling off the villain’s sleek car. When Schemer arrives at the Kingpin’s mansion and confronts him, Vanessa steps in, throwing the situation into chaos. Spider-Man, having followed the trail, bursts in just as both Schemer and Vanessa disappear—leaving the Kingpin and the web-slinger staring at an empty room, the mystery far from solved.
In "De gekke Tijdmeester," a disgraced scientist, driven by bitterness, builds a device to forcibly age his enemies—and holds the city hostage with it. When Ant-Man’s attempt to stop him backfires, accidentally aging his own grandson, he must confront the consequences of his actions and find a way to undo the damage before time runs out.
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↩ Reprints Tales to Astonish #43 (1963), The Amazing Spider-Man #84 (1970)
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