Spider-Man Comics Weekly #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Deadly Traps of the Schemer!", Iron Man faces off against the Freak in a high-stakes battle that pushes him to his limits. With Pepper Potts in danger and an angry Senator Byrd stepping in to protect her, chaos erupts when the Freak escapes into Stark's lab—only for Iron Man to intervene with a desperate, last-ditch attempt to restore the truth behind the villain's identity. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Gene Colan, with inks by Jack Abel and lettering by Sam Rosen, this 1975 Marvel UK installment delivers tension and mystery, all capped by Mike Esposito’s dynamic cover.
In "The Deadly Traps of the Schemer!", Peter Parker finds himself caught between protecting his secret identity and keeping Captain Stacy and Gwen Stacy safe, all while Spidey hunts a cunning foe who leads him straight into a deadly trap set by the Kingpin. When the Schemer's true identity is revealed, the revelation sends shockwaves through the web-slinger’s world—uncovering a connection that could change everything.
In "The Fury of... the Freak!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #107 (1975), Iron Man faces off against the rampaging Freak after his power fails, forcing him to retreat. The Freak storms into Stark’s lab where Pepper is confronting an angry Senator Byrd, who steps in to protect her—only to be thrown aside. As Pepper collapses, the Freak lifts her, then drops her from a window when police open fire. Iron Man intercepts her fall with his repulsor ray and, returning to the lab, activates the Enervation Intensifier in a desperate attempt to restore the Freak to his true self.
In "Even in Death...", the Wrecker leaves Thor for dead, but the god of thunder refuses to stay down, returning to his body to confront his foe. With Sif and Baldur battling Karnilla and Loki, Sif is deceived into entering the Destroyer—now a weapon turned against the Wrecker, but poised to face the weakened Thor.
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