Marvel Origins #15
In "Wendepunkt mit der Rückkehr von Dr. Octopus!", Peter Parker lies in bed with the 24-Stunden-Grippe when Doc Ock kidnaps Betty Brant, hoping to lure Spider-Man into a fight. Though defeated and unmasked, Peter’s identity remains a secret—everyone assumes he’s just pretending to be the web-slinger. Once recovered, Spider-Man must face off against the mad scientist and the wild animals Doc Ock unleashed from the zoo. Written by Stan Lee and Michael Strittmatter, with art by Steve Ditko and colors by Stan Goldberg, this 2024 issue features a cover by Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby.
In "Wendepunkt mit der Rückkehr von Dr. Octopus!", Betty finds herself caught in a deadly game when her brother’s gambling debts force her to aid Doc Ock’s plan to free Blackie Gaxton—her brother’s life hanging in the balance. When Spider-Man intervenes, chaos erupts, and tragedy strikes in a moment that leaves Betty shattered. As the dust settles, Peter tries to comfort her, but the fallout of the night is far from over.
In "Demaskiert von Dr. Octopus!", Peter Parker is hit hard by the 24-hour flu when Doctor Octopus kidnaps Betty Brant, hoping to lure Spider-Man into a trap. Though weakened, Spider-Man fights through the chaos of escaped zoo animals and confronts Ock—only to be unmasked, leaving everyone convinced Peter is just pretending to be the hero.
In "Der gefährliche, groteske Grüne Kobold," the Green Goblin hatches a twisted scheme to defeat Spider-Man by enlisting the Enforcers and orchestrating a fake movie shoot in the desert. As filming begins, the staged battle erupts into real chaos when the Goblin and his allies attack Spider-Man—unwittingly awakening the Hulk in the process.
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