Marvel's Greatest Comics #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Brutal Betrayal of Ben Grimm!", Johnny Storm finds himself ensnared by the Terrible Trio on a seemingly ordinary day—only to be rescued by Ben Grimm in a high-stakes showdown at a railway yard. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Dick Ayers with inks by Frankie Ray, the story blends tension and humor as Doris sharp-tonguedly compares Johnny to Peter Parker, setting off a chain of events that tests the limits of friendship and heroism. The cover by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky captures the moment with classic flair, a 25-cent gem from 1971.
When Doris sharpens her barbs about Johnny’s lack of gentlemanly flair—especially compared to Peter Parker—her words take a dark turn when Johnny is ambushed by the Terrible Trio on a golf course. Trapped and in danger, he barely sends a signal to Ben, who races to the rescue in a high-stakes showdown at a railway yard. The Trio’s over-the-top theatrics and ego-driven schemes collide with Ben’s no-nonsense heroics in a clash that’s as absurd as it is urgent.
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