Spider-Man Comics Weekly #90
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death Without Warning!", Tony Stark’s life hangs in the balance as he’s trapped inside his Iron Man armor—dependent on its systems to survive after a critical injury. With Happy and Pepper convinced Iron Man is behind Stark’s disappearance, the situation escalates when Hawkeye attacks the factory and kidnaps Pepper, forcing Iron Man into a desperate confrontation. Meanwhile, the Black Widow is returned to Russia by her former handlers. The issue ends with Pepper reconsidering her stance on Iron Man, leading her to intervene and prevent his arrest. Written by Stan Lee, with dynamic art by Don Heck and inks by Dick Ayers, and a striking cover by Sal Buscema, this 1974 UK weekly delivers high-stakes drama and personal peril.
In "Death Without Warning!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #90 (1974), Spider-Man races to protect Dr. Connors and his family from the Maggia, only to find himself caught in a bizarre clash of identities and transformations. As the elderly Silvermane insists he’s actually younger than he appears, Connors escapes—just as Spider-Man arrives, and the Lizard emerges in the chaos.
In "Suspected of Murder!", Iron Man finds himself on the run after being framed for Tony Stark’s disappearance, his life now tied to the very armor he can no longer remove. With Happy and Pepper convinced he’s the culprit, and Hawkeye launching a surprise attack on Stark’s factory, Iron Man must fight to clear his name—while the Black Widow’s return from Russia adds another layer of tension.
In "The Wrath of Replicus," slugger-turned-criminal Slugger Sykes teams up with the sinister Chuda, wielding the powerful cybernetic Replicus to wreak havoc. When Sykes betrays Chuda’s grand scheme, the android turns on its master, leading to a brutal clash with Thor that ends in destruction for both Chuda and Sykes. The story unfolds with high stakes and mechanical fury, leaving Replicus’ fate in the balance.
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