Marvel Super-Heroes #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Turning Point," Namor and Dorma return to Atlantis to find the ocean polluted by a radioactive barrel—its contents stirring something monstrous. When the creature, known only as "It," destroys a Navy platform and attacks Atlantean forces, Namor leaps to action, blaming surface dwellers and charging into a clash that’s already spiraling out of control. With the Navy closing in and the Sub-Mariner on the offensive, the fate of both worlds hangs in the balance. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Dan Adkins, with a striking cover by Jim Starlin.
In "Turning Point," Betty mourns the loss of Bruce, unaware that he’s secretly struggling under a disguise—until he transforms into the Hulk and bursts through his hotel wall in a desperate bid to escape. Leaping toward a mysterious "flying saucer" in the sky, the Hulk hopes to flee Earth, only to crash-land on the cosmic traveler known as the Silver Surfer.
In "It Walks Like a Man," Namor and Dorma witness a chilling transformation when a man-shaped creature emerges from radioactive waste dumped near Atlantis, quickly destroying a naval platform. With the surface world now threatened, Namor races to warn humanity—only to find his own people under attack by the same mysterious being, forcing him into a desperate clash between two worlds.
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↩ Reprints Tales to Astonish #92 (1967)
Reprinted in The Mighty World of Marvel #105 (1974), The Incredible Hulk Omnibus #1 (2008), Σπάιντερ Μαν [Spider-Man] #481
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