Spider-Man Comics Weekly #114
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Arms of Doctor Octopus!", Iron Man faces a new threat as he arrives in Washington for a high-stakes court hearing with Senator Byrd—just as a newly enhanced Titanium Man, launched from a Communist Bloc country, hurtles toward the city. With the air force scrambling to intercept, Iron Man must defend the capital from a mechanical menace he never expected. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Gene Colan with inks by Gary Michaels, this 1975 issue features a dynamic cover by John Romita, capturing the clash before it even begins.
In "The Arms of Doctor Octopus!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #114, the genius criminal uses his mechanical limbs to orchestrate a daring prison break, then hijacks a plane to demand a ransom from an Asian general. With Spidey on his tail, the mad scientist’s latest scheme pushes the web-slinger to his limits—can he stop the chaos before it’s too late?
In a 1975 showdown that bridges high-tech diplomacy and Cold War tension, Iron Man faces off against a newly upgraded Titanium Man in a clash that begins with a rocket launch from a Communist Bloc nation and ends with a dramatic aerial confrontation over Washington. The story pits Stark’s ingenuity against a relentless, upgraded foe in a tense, action-packed encounter that sets the stage for a battle of wills and armor.
In "Thor Triumphant," Loki’s theft of Thor’s hammer sends the god of thunder and his companion Sif hurtling to Midgard, where Thor’s power wanes and his human form as Don Blake is revealed. With Loki still at large and Sif gravely injured, Blake must use his medical skills to save her life—while the shadow of the trickster looms ever closer.
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