Marvel Origins #22
In "Die Sinistren Sechs!", Spider-Man is lured into a sinister circus spectacle promising fame and fortune—only to be ensnared in a hypnotic trap meant to weaken him before the heist. With the crowd under the Ringmaster’s spell and his own powers turned against him, it’s Daredevil—immune due to his blindness—who must step in, forcing a clash between the masked hero and his mind-controlled counterpart. A thrilling blend of circus intrigue and psychological tension, this story features the iconic art of Steve Ditko on both interior and cover, with coloring by Stan Goldberg and lettering by Studio RAM.
In "Die Sinistren Sechs!" from Marvel Origins #22, Dr. Octopus assembles a dangerous team of Spider-Man’s rogues—each with their own grudge and skill—into a united front. With Betty Brant and Aunt May taken hostage, Spider-Man must confront this new alliance before their plan unfolds.
In "Duell mit Daredevil!", Spider-Man is lured to a traveling circus of crime by a flashy ad promising a star performance—only to be hypnotized along with the audience. But when the Ringmaster unleashes his mind-controlled hero against him, the one man immune to the trance is Daredevil, whose keen senses turn the tide in a shocking clash of wills.
In "Die Rückkehr des Grünen Kobolds!" from Marvel Origins #22, Spider-Man attends a fan event hosted by Flash Thompson, only to be interrupted by the Green Goblin’s sudden return. With the Fackel at his side, Spider-Man fights back—but a sudden call about Aunt May in the hospital forces him to leave, leaving the crowd convinced he’s fled in fear.
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