Spider-Man Comics Weekly #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Unmasked at Last!", Tony Stark—now Iron Man—faces a crisis when his assets are seized and a warrant is issued for his arrest, leaving him isolated and on the run. With the Avengers away and no allies in sight, he's forced to confront a sudden threat from the depths: Warlord Krang's flagship emerges from the sea, dragging him into a desperate fight that tests his courage and cunning. As he crashes into his own factory, the situation grows even more dire when he's suddenly face-to-face with the Sub-Mariner. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Gene Colan, with inks by Jack Abel and letters by Artie Simek, this issue features a striking cover by John Romita.
In "Disaster!", Tony Stark—now Iron Man—faces a crisis when his fortune is seized and he's wanted by the law, leaving him isolated and desperate. With the Avengers away and no allies in sight, he ventures to the waterfront, only to be ambushed by Warlord Krang's flagship. As he battles to protect Lady Dorma, his resolve is tested—then shattered—when he crashes into his own factory, only to be confronted by the Sub-Mariner.
In "The Dilemma of Dr. Blake!", Dr. Blake finds himself caught between forces beyond his understanding as Karnilla's actions set off a chain of events that send Thor to the land of the Norns to face Ulik, while Odin journeys to Midgard to reclaim the fallen Destroyer. With tensions rising across realms, the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance—and Dr. Blake must navigate the chaos with no clear path to safety.
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