L'Uomo Ragno [Collana Super-Eroi] #110
In "L'Aiuto del Dr. Strange!", Spider-Man teams up with the mystical Dr. Strange to rescue Flash Thompson from a group of Vietnamese monks who believe he is responsible for the death of their high priest during the war. With Gwen Stacy caught in the crossfire and the monks' ancient powers closing in, the heroes must unravel a mystery rooted in misunderstanding and ancient magic.
In "Il Bruto Lotta! (2a parte)," the Hulk finds himself caught in a galactic conflict when enslaved aliens rise up against the tyrannical Galaxy Master. With the odds stacked high and a monstrous alien threat to overcome, the Hulk must fight not just for survival, but for the freedom of a world not his own. As victory comes, a rocket sends him back to Earth—but the journey proves perilous, leaving Bruce Banner stranded in a body unprepared for the void.
In "Dove Cadono le Sabbie? (1a parte)", the Hulk, newly returned to Earth after a near-fatal journey, finds himself manipulated by the cunning l'Uomo Sabbia, who convinces him he's the only friend he has left. With the Sandman's deceitful guidance, the Hulk launches a rampage against General Ross's missile base, unaware he's being used as a pawn. As chaos unfolds, the Hulk begins to question the truth behind his new ally's promises—before vanishing into the wilderness, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions.
In "Il Destino di Kathulos! (3a parte)", Dottor Strange finds himself drawn into a cosmic clash at Stonehenge, where he battles otherworldly demons before being hurled across space to the living planet Kathulos. There, he must confront the planet’s violent nature and survive in a world where life itself is a relentless force—leaving him stranded far from Earth, with no clear path home.
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