Spider-Man Comics Weekly #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Test of Strength!", Iron Man is sent on a high-stakes mission to red China to uncover secrets about the feared Mandarin, a scientist whose power is said to unsettle even the Communist regime. With Stan Lee’s sharp storytelling and Don Heck’s dynamic art bringing the clash to life, the armored hero faces off against the Mandarin’s deadly rings and martial prowess in a tense escape from a hidden fortress. The cover by John Romita and Mike Esposito captures the moment with bold, iconic flair.
In "Test of Strength!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #76 (1974), the Avengers challenge Spider-Man to prove he's worthy by capturing the Hulk—no easy feat, especially when brute strength isn't the only thing on the line. With the stakes high and the odds stacked, Jo must rely on wit, agility, and his trademark spider-sense to outsmart the raging green giant.
In "The Hands of the Mandarin!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #76 (1974), Iron Man is sent deep into red China on a high-stakes mission to uncover secrets about the feared Mandarin, a scientist whose power and reputation unsettle even the Communist regime. Facing off against the Mandarin’s deadly rings and unmatched martial arts, Iron Man must fight his way out of a fortress where every trap and ambush is a test of will and ingenuity.
In "To Become An Immortal!", Jane awakens on Earth with no memory of Thor or Asgard after failing Odin’s test for immortality, while Thor, years after their last encounter, reunites with Sif—Heimdall’s sister—amid the lingering echoes of their shared past.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Suspense #50 (1964), The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #3 (1966), Thor #136 (1967)
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