Spider-Man Comics Weekly #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Arms of Doctor Octopus!", Stan Lee and Jack Kirby deliver a gripping tale where Thor’s absence from Asgard sends Loki to Midgard with a dangerous plan—stealing the hammer and forcing a desperate confrontation. With Thor transformed into Don Blake and Sif gravely injured, the stakes rise as Blake must use his medical skills to save her life, all while facing a threat that’s more personal than ever. The story’s bold art by Kirby, with inks by Vince Colletta and letters by Artie Simek, is matched by Frank Giacoia’s dynamic cover.
In "The Arms of Doctor Octopus!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #113 (1975), the brilliant villain makes a daring escape from prison by commanding his mechanical arms with chilling precision. With a high-stakes hijacking and a hostage in a foreign country, Spidey must race to stop the mad scientist before his ransom demand turns deadly.
In "The Power of Iron Man!", Iron Man faces off against Namor in a clash of titans, their conflict cutting short when Namor spots Krang’s looming battle cruiser on the water. Meanwhile, Tony Stark prepares to unveil the truth behind the Iron Man identity to Senator Byrd, setting the stage for a moment of high stakes and personal risk.
In a high-stakes chase across realms, Loki’s theft of Thor’s hammer strands the god on Midgard, forcing him to transform into human form as Don Blake. With Sif wounded and her life hanging in the balance, Dr. Blake must step into the operating room—where the real battle for her survival begins.
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↩ Reprints Tales to Astonish #82 (1966), Thor #153 (1968), The Amazing Spider-Man #88 (1970)
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