Spider-Man Comics Weekly #142

Nov 1975 · Marvel UK · 0.08 GBP

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In "The Way It Began," Stan Lee and Jack Kirby (with art by John Romita and inks by Vince Colletta and John Romita) deliver a pivotal moment in Thor’s mythos, set in the 1975 UK weekly. When Odin prepares to exile Thor, Loki’s deceitful strike on Balder forces a fateful journey to Earth—where Thor’s identity as Dr. Blake is tested, and a hidden truth about the enchanted hammer is revealed. The cover by Gary Brodsky and Mike Esposito captures the moment of confrontation, hinting at the consequences of Loki’s arrogance.

Contains 3 stories

--The Way It Began

11 pp · Superhero

In "The Way It Began," Spider-Man finds himself caught between Morbius and the Lizard in a clash of monsters and mayhem, as the mysterious origins of Morbius are finally revealed. Meanwhile, Doctor Connors works on a serum that could finally cure Spider-Man’s six-arm affliction—though not before the battle tests every ounce of his strength.

My Friend, My Foe... the Freak!

7 pp · Superhero

My Brother Betrayed!

9 pp · Superhero

In "My Brother Betrayed!", Thor is sent into exile—only to be called back when Loki injures Balder on Earth. As Thor rushes to his brother’s side, he’s tricked into transforming into Dr. Blake, who must face Loki’s assault. With Odin’s wisdom guiding the outcome, the true betrayer is exposed, and the consequences fall where they belong.