Spider-Man Comics Weekly #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "O, Bitter Victory!", a desperate thug forces a sorcerer to reveal six words that can banish someone to limbo—only to turn the spell on himself, vanishing into the void with a chilling twist. The story breaks the fourth wall with eerie precision, leaving the reader caught in a moment of unsettling realization before the final, ironic fate unfolds. Art by Syd Shores and a striking cover by Ron Wilson, Mike Esposito, and John Tartaglione bring this surreal, self-aware tale to life in a 1974 UK comic priced at 0.06 GBP.
In "For the Life of Cleopatra!", a millennia-long slumber ends for Hatap, the Mad Pharaoh, who drags Tony Stark into ancient Egypt to reignite his vendetta against Cleopatra. As Iron Man, Stark must now stand beside the legendary queen in a battle that spans time and destiny.
In "If Asgard Should Fail!", a weary Thor returns to Asgard to find it under the control of the usurper Seidring. With his strength fading, Thor must confront the corrupting grip of the Odin power itself—only to face a final, desperate battle that leaves him utterly spent.
In "Six Strange Words," a desperate thug demands a sorcerer reveal the six words that can banish someone to limbo—only to find himself the one vanishing when he speaks the incantation. The story takes a sudden, surreal turn as the thug breaks the fourth wall, warning the reader they’ve seen too much, before vanishing into the void.
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↩ Reprints World of Suspense #6 (1957), Tales of Suspense #44 (1963), Thor #127 (1966), The Amazing Spider-Man #60 (1968)
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