Spider-Man Comics Weekly #106
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "After the Schemer!", Iron Man, battered from his clash with the Black Knight, barely has the strength to call for Pepper Potts—his reluctant ally now caught between duty and resentment. With Stark’s armor on the brink, Pepper drives him to the factory for a recharge, but a furious Senator Byrd’s threat looms, and a mysterious experiment goes dangerously wrong when Happy Hogan is treated with the untested Enervator. The results are immediate and unpredictable—Happy transforms into the Freak, breaking free and unleashing chaos. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Adam Austin with inks by Gary Michaels, this gripping tale unfolds with a tense, grounded edge, while John Romita’s cover captures the moment of crisis with classic flair.
In "After the Schemer!", Peter Parker sees a chance to earn $5,000 when Spider-Man tracks down the elusive Schemer, only to find the thief vanishing into the Kingpin’s mansion. With the Schemer’s trail leading to a tense confrontation between him and the Kingpin, and Vanessa stepping in, Spider-Man bursts in—only to discover both Schemer and Vanessa have disappeared without a trace.
In "If This Guilt Be Mine--!", Iron Man, battered from his fight with the Black Knight, calls on Pepper for help as he struggles to reach the Stark factory. With the senator threatening to subpoena Tony, Pepper's reluctant concern for the man in the armor adds tension as Happy Hogan’s treatment with Stark’s untested Enervator takes a terrifying turn—transforming him into the Freak, who escapes into the city.
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