Spider-Man Comics Weekly #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Enter...The Lizard!" kicks off with a tense, grounded moment as Pepper and Happy grapple with Tony Stark's sudden absence, leading to a dramatic confrontation at Stark's home. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Don Heck’s dynamic art and Dick Ayers’ sharp inks, the issue sets a gripping tone with a mystery that unfolds in the shadows of Stark’s absence—just as a bearded figure in a coat boards a plane for China, hinting at a far more personal battle ahead. The cover by John Romita captures the intrigue perfectly.
In "Enter...The Lizard!", Spider-Man races to protect Dr. Connors and his family from the Maggia, only to find the situation spiraling when Connors transforms into the Lizard during a chaotic showdown. As Silvermane insists he’s younger than he appears, the battle turns surreal—just as Spider-Man arrives to face the escalating threat.
In "The Death of Tony Stark!" from Spider-Man Comics Weekly #91 (1974), Pepper and Happy grow uneasy after Tony Stark vanishes, leading them to resign from their roles. When Happy breaks into Stark’s home and finds him in his Iron Man armor—hidden under the covers—Tony insists everything is under control, urging trust in the armored hero. But as the Mandarin unleashes a devastating space-laser on Stark’s factory, the truth begins to unravel, and Iron Man, disguised as a cloaked traveler, sets off for China to face Koto, the Mandarin’s relentless robot.
In "The Scourge of the Super-Skrull!", the Super-Skrull, twisted by Loki’s schemes, unleashes his might—only to be brought low by Thor’s thunderous might. Meanwhile, Odin dispatches Sif and Balder on a perilous quest to Ringsfjord, where ancient and dangerous Enchanters stir in the shadows.
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