Spider-Man Comics Weekly #46

Dec 1973 · Marvel UK · 0.05 GBP

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In "To Die A Hero!", Spider-Man faces his deadliest challenge yet when Kingpin traps him and J. Jonah Jameson in a flooded basement, testing the web-slinger’s resolve and courage. With Flash Thompson back on leave and Foswell making a desperate stand, loyalty and sacrifice take center stage in a tense showdown that pushes Spider-Man to his limits. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by John Romita’s dynamic art—pencils and inks both by Romita—this gripping chapter from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #46 (1973) delivers high stakes and emotional weight in a 5p UK comic.

Contains 2 stories

To Die A Hero!

19 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Kingpin [Wilson Fisk] (villain)J. Jonah JamesonBetty BrantNed LeedsRobbie RobertsonFrederick FoswellFlash ThompsonGwen StacyHarry OsbornMary Jane Watson

In "To Die A Hero!", Spider-Man faces a deadly trap in Kingpin’s basement, where the criminal mastermind attempts to drown him and J. Jonah Jameson. With Foswell’s unexpected betrayal and sacrifice, Jameson barely escapes, while Flash Thompson’s sudden return adds tension to the chaos.

"The Power! The Passion! The Pride!"

7 pp · Superhero

ThorOdinBalderUlaricHooded Man [Harris Hobbs]Jane FosterLoki (villain)Absorbing Man [Crusher Creel] (villain)

In "The Power! The Passion! The Pride!", Thor faces off against Crusher Creel in a brutal clash across the streets of New York. When Thor momentarily pauses to rescue a child caught in the crossfire, Creel seizes the opening—leaving the god of thunder vulnerable in the midst of the chaos.