Super Spider-Man #273
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Killing Me Softly... ...With His Hate!", Stan Lee and Gene Colan deliver a gripping tale where Modok’s twisted origin is unveiled—once a brilliant AIM scientist, now a grotesque living brain driven by hatred. Sent to Harlem, Modok unleashes the Bulldozer to dismantle slums, manipulating public opinion while framing Captain America. With dynamic art by Colan and Ayers, and a cover by Larry Lieber and Mike Esposito, this 1978 UK issue sees Cap and the Falcon team up to stop the machine and expose Modok’s scheme—marking a pivotal moment in their partnership.
In "Pardon My Bulldozer!", a desperate Modok—once a scientist turned into a floating brain—hijacks a bulldozer to tear through Harlem, manipulating the city’s poor to turn against Captain America. With the Falcon by his side, Cap fights back, exposing Modok’s scheme before forging a new partnership with the young hero.
In "Where Pass the Black Stars, There Also Passes... Death!", as the ominous Black Stars draw near to the planet Rigel, the elite flee in their vessels while Thor and his crew race to save the forgotten mutant underclasses left behind. With time running out and the planet's fate sealed, the survivors unite in stunned silence, staring up at the approaching cosmic threat that promises only annihilation.
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↩ Reprints Captain America #133 (1971), Thor #218 (1973), Giant-Size Avengers #3 (1975), The Spectacular Spider-Man #14 (1978)
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