Spider-Man Comic #330

Jul 1979 · Marvel UK · 0.10 GBP

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In "What If Spider-Man Had Joined the Fantastic Four?", Stan Lee and Jack Kirby explore a bold alternate reality where Peter Parker becomes a founding member of the FF, reshaping the team's dynamics from the start. This pivotal 1979 Marvel UK issue, featuring Jack Kirby’s dynamic art and Joe Sinnott’s sharp inks, presents a story where Black Bolt’s isolation is tested when his cousin Maximus attempts to undermine him—pushing the Inhuman king to the edge of his legendary silence. The cover, a striking collaboration by John Buscema, John Romita, and Joe Sinnott, captures the tension with dramatic flair.

Contains 4 stories

What If Spider-Man Had Joined the Fantastic Four?

12 pp · Superhero

Spider-ManFantastic Four [Mr. FantasticInvisible GirlThingHuman Torch [Johnny Storm]]WatcherAunt May ParkerJ. Jonah JamesonSub-MarinerVultureRed GhostPuppet MasterKillraven (cameo)Invaders [Captain AmericaBuckyNamorHuman TorchToro] (cameo)Squadron Supreme [HyperionGolden Archer] (cameo)Avengers [Scarlet WitchVisionIron ManBeast] (cameo)Deathlok (cameo)

The Origin of... the Incomparable Inhumans!

4.5 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

Chapter 2

2 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

Inhumans

In this 1979 science fiction tale from Spider-Man #330, Agon and Rynda, desperate to protect their son, genetically enhance him with powers of levitation and electron control—only to realize too late that his voice carries a far more volatile potential. As they grapple with the unintended consequences of their experiment, the true nature of their child’s abilities begins to unfold in ways they never anticipated.

Chapter 3

2 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

Inhumans

In this gripping chapter from *Spider-Man Comic #330*, Black Bolt—silent and isolated due to his dangerously powerful voice—faces a tense reunion with his family. When his brother Maximus launches a sudden attack, the fragile peace shatters, forcing Black Bolt to confront not only his brother’s treachery but the very nature of his own power.