Spider-Man Comic #333
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Compensation, Recuperation Then Consternation For," Namor finds himself caught between a city-wide manhunt and a desperate rescue mission when Lady Dorma rallies the Atlantean army to storm New York. With tensions rising and the Sub-Mariner trying to prevent bloodshed, Lord Seth unleashes three colossal turtle monsters using the Proteus Horn—only to meet an unexpected end when an undersea quake claims him and his creations. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life by Marie Severin’s dynamic art with inks by Johnny Craig, this issue blends political intrigue and underwater spectacle. The cover, by Keith Pollard and Al Milgrom, captures the chaos of the moment in striking detail.
In "Compensation, Recuperation Then Consternation For," Spider-Man and Daredevil race to stop the Masked Marauder’s city-wide bomb threat, but the aftermath leaves Peter Parker returning home to a ruined apartment. Before he can catch his breath, a new danger emerges—Carrion strikes.
In "Comet Gets Netted!", Doctor Sun and the Sphinx clash over the secrets hidden in the Nova-Prime spaceship’s computer, setting off a high-stakes showdown in the cosmos. When Crime-Buster uncovers a shocking truth—that the Comet is his long-lost father—the heroes are suddenly beamed aboard the ship, thrust into a mystery that’s far bigger than any single villain.
In "An Ultimatum from Lady Dorma!", Namor finds himself caught between duty and diplomacy as Lady Dorma mobilizes the Atlantean army to rescue him from a city-wide dragnet in New York. With tensions rising and the Sub-Mariner pleading for peace, Lord Seth unleashes three colossal turtle monsters using the Proteus Horn—only for a sudden undersea quake to end the threat and claim Seth’s life.
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