Marvel Super-Heroes #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Titan and the Torment!", Namor is unwittingly manipulated by the Puppet Master as the military closes in after a bank heist—only to find refuge in the Hudson River, where Lady Dorma arrives with urgent news: the Behemoth has awakened and threatens Atlantis. Stan Lee’s gripping tale, illustrated by Adam Austin with inks by Bill Everett and lettered by Artie Simek, sees Namor break free from control and race to defend his home, while a new threat looms as Krang directs the Puppet Master to craft another puppet. The cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia captures the clash of underwater fury and unseen strings.
In "The Titan and the Torment!", the Hulk faces off against the cunning Zaxon, who seeks to drain his strength for sinister purposes—only to meet his end in the process. Freed from the threat, the Hulk unleashes his rage on a pair of fighter jets, sending train tracks flying, just as Hercules arrives on a speeding locomotive, setting the stage for a clash of titans.
In "When Rises the Behemoth," Namor, unwittingly controlled by the Puppet Master, is hunted by the Army after a bank heist. Wounded and fleeing, he finds refuge in the Hudson River, where he meets Lady Dorma—sent from Atlantis to retrieve him as the ancient Behemoth stirs beneath the sea. With his mind freed and the underwater kingdom in peril, Namor must return before the threat grows beyond control.
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↩ Reprints Tales to Astonish #79 (1966)
Reprinted in The Incredible Hulk Omnibus #1 (2008)
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