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Spindelmannen#2/1975
Cover: Gil Kane & Frank Giacoia

Spindelmannen #2/1975

Jan 1975 · Red Clown · 2:35 SEK
🌐 Swedish edition · synopsis shown in English
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Contains 4 stories
Uppror i fängelset!
19 pp · Superhero

In "Uppror i fängelset!", Spider-Man swings into a prison riot to capture the chaos on camera, balancing his role as a hero with the urgency of a reporter’s assignment. As the uprising unfolds, he finds himself at the heart of a confrontation that challenges the system from within—before stepping into the spotlight on the Tonight Show to speak out on prison rights.

Det var bara en enkel... frisörsalong ...eller var det det?
5 pp · Horror-Suspense

Mugsy Bogar, a desperate crook on the run, takes refuge in a seemingly ordinary barbershop—only to find the quiet routine of scissors and clippers hiding something far more sinister. As the barber’s calm demeanor and precise movements grow increasingly unsettling, Mugsy begins to wonder if the shop is truly a sanctuary… or a trap. In "Det var bara en enkel... frisörsalong ...eller var det det?", every cut brings a new chill.

Demonen och diktatorn
19 pp · Superhero

In "Demonen och diktatorn," the Hulk arrives in the oppressive nation of Morvania, seeking a cure for a dying boy named Jim. Forced to confront the tyrannical dictator Draxon, the Hulk must navigate a land where power is wielded with cruelty—and where even a hero’s good intentions can become a weapon.

Krypande död
5 pp · Horror-Suspense

In "Krypande död," a desperate plantation owner faces a relentless tide of ants, resorting to a grim gamble: he sacrifices his workers to ignite a moat in a last stand. Though the flames buy him brief respite, the ants find a horrifying path across the charred bodies of the dead, and the true cost of survival becomes clear.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Gil Kane
cover pencils Gil Kane
cover inks Frank Giacoia

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Incredible Hulk #133 (1970), The Amazing Spider-Man #99 (1971), Journey into Mystery #15 (1975)

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