Spindelns julalbum [Spindeln jättealbum] #[nn]
In "Spindel eller man?", Morbius’s origins are revealed as Spindelmannen and Ödlan team up to contain his bloodlust. With the help of a serum developed by Ödlan, Spindelmannen’s extra arms begin to fade—though the true cost of the cure remains uncertain. Written by Roy Thomas and Stefan Lövesjö, with art by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia, the cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia captures the tense moment in this 1978 Swedish edition.
In "Spindel eller man?", Peter Parker attempts to undo his superhuman abilities with a risky new medicine. As the treatment takes effect, he’s haunted by visions of allies and enemies alike—only to wake up with six arms, leaving his identity and future uncertain.
When Michael Morbius flees a boat haunted by the corpses of its crew, he stumbles into Curt Connors’ home—where the man known as Spider-Man is secretly developing a cure for his own overgrown arms. Trapped between a monster’s guilt and a scientist’s desperate experiment, Morbius finds himself drawn into a dangerous alliance neither man fully understands.
In "Vampire at Large!" from Spindelns julalbum (1978), the origins of Morbius are unveiled as Spindelmannen and Ödlan team up to halt his relentless bloodlust. With the help of a serum crafted by Ödlan, Spindelmannen’s extra arms begin to vanish—just as the true danger begins to unfold.
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↩ Reprints Not Brand Echh #6 (1968), The Amazing Spider-Man #100 (1971), The Amazing Spider-Man #101 (1971), The Amazing Spider-Man #102 (1971), Marvel Treasury Edition #14 (1977)
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