Spider-Man Comic #311

Jan 1979 · Marvel UK · 0.10 GBP

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In "The Reprehensible Riddle of... the Sorcerer!", Marcus Daniels—now the super-powered Blackout—seeks revenge for the accident that changed his life, leading to a volatile clash with Nova that ends in a shocking disappearance. Written by Marv Wolfman and brought to life by Carmine Infantino’s dynamic art, with Tom Palmer’s inks and Michele Wolfman’s colors, this 1979 Marvel UK issue delivers a gripping tale of power, vengeance, and mystery, all wrapped in a striking cover by Keith Pollard.

Contains 6 stories

The Reprehensible Riddle of... the Sorcerer!

3 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Mary Jane WatsonHarry OsbornGwen StacyThe Sorcerer (introduction)The Synthetic Man (introduction, an android)

Home Is the Hero!

3 pp · Superhero

Blackout Means Business, and His Business Is Murder!

3 pp · Superhero

Nova [also appears as Richard Rider]Blackout [Marcus Daniels] (introduction)Ginger JayeDr. Croit

In "Blackout Means Business, and His Business Is Murder!" from Spider-Man #311 (1979), the vengeful Blackout—once Marcus Daniels—hunts those he blames for his transformation, his rage a force as dangerous as his newfound powers. When he finally confronts Nova, the clash ends in a shocking disappearance, leaving only questions in his wake.

A Spectre from the Past!

2 pp · Fantasy, Superhero

Armak

How It All Began! Retold - the Origin Story of...

3 pp · Superhero

Fantastic Four [Mr. Fantastic [Reed Richards]Invisible GirlHuman Torch [Johnny Storm]The Thing [Ben Grimm]]Alicia MastersFranklin RichardsNamor, the Sub-Mariner (in flashback)Dr. Doom (in flashback)Wizard (in flashback)Sandman (in flashback)Trapster (in flashback)Medusa (in flashback)Mad Thinker (in flashback)Watcher (in flashback)Thundra (in flashback)

The Sea That Time Forgot!

3 pp · Superhero

Sub-Mariner [Namor McKenzie]Tiger Shark [Todd Arliss] (villain)People of the Mist (villains, introduction, most die)DormaVashti the ElderIkthonWalter Newell