Spider-Man Comics Weekly #103
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Schemer!", Tony Stark faces a crisis of conscience as he struggles to balance his duties as Iron Man with the personal toll it's taking on those around him. With Happy Hogan gravely ill and Pepper struggling to understand his absence, Tony must confront his own emotions while the Countess's presence adds tension to an already fragile situation. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Don Heck, with inks by Wally Wood and lettering by Art Simek, this emotionally charged issue captures a rare moment of vulnerability for the armored hero. The cover, by Ron Wilson and Mike Esposito, perfectly frames the drama unfolding behind hospital doors.
In "The Schemer!", a cunning new criminal emerges in New York, challenging the Kingpin’s reign with a web of deception and ambition. As Flash Thompson faces the dangers of war in Vietnam and Gwen Stacy struggles to recover from a devastating traffic accident, the city’s underworld erupts in chaos—setting the stage for a clash of power, fate, and consequence.
In "What Price Victory?", Iron Man's victory over Titanium Man comes at a devastating cost—Happy's life hangs in the balance as Tony Stark rushes to his side. With Pepper by his side and the Countess lingering with sharp words, Tony faces not just the weight of his armor's failure, but the growing distance between him and Pepper, who sees his silence as indifference. As doctors work to save Happy, Tony is left struggling to bridge the gap between duty and compassion.
In "Let There Be... Chaos!", Thor finds himself stripped of his powers when Odin removes the Asgardians' abilities from Earth. With chaos brewing, Loki’s desperate attempt to regain strength backfires, unleashing the Wrecker to clash with the thunder god.
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