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Cover: Jack Kirby & Carl Hubbell

Tales of Suspense #67

Jul 1965 · Marvel · 0.12 USD
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In "Where Walk the Villains!", Iron Man faces a chilling new threat as the Dream-Maker—once Count Nefaria—uses a sinister machine to trap him in vivid hallucinations, pitting him against his past foes in twisted sleep visions. Meanwhile, a frustrated Happy has vanished into the Irish countryside, prompting Iron Man to chase him down while the Dream-Maker grows increasingly desperate, pushing his device to dangerous limits. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Don Heck with inks by Mickey Demeo, this 1965 tale blends psychological tension with classic superhero action, all under Jack Kirby’s dynamic cover art and Carl Hubbell’s bold inks.

Contains 2 stories
Where Walk the Villains!
12 pp · Superhero
Dream Maker [aka Count Nefaria, Count Luchino Nefaria]Jack Frost (in dream)Crimson Dynamo (in dream)Black Knight [Nathan Garrett] (in dream)Melter [Bruno Horgan] (in dream)Gargantus (in dream)the Unicorn [Milos Masaryk] (in dream)

In "Where Walk the Villains!", the Dream-Maker—once Count Nefaria—uses his mind-bending machine to trap Iron Man in a series of vivid nightmares, forcing him to face a parade of past foes: Jack Frost, the Crimson Dynamo, Black Knight, Melter, Gargantus, and the Unicorn. As the dream-scape grows more unstable, the Dream-Maker pushes his device to its limit, only to see it short-circuit and explode. Iron Man wakes, brushing it all off as a strange dream—though the echoes of the battle linger. Meanwhile, back in the real world, Pepper Potts calls to convince Iron Man to return from Ireland, where he’s been chasing a grumpy Happy Hogan who walked off in a huff.

Lest Tyranny Triumph!
10 pp · Superhero
Shultz

In "Lest Tyranny Triumph!", Captain America and Bucky are captured by the Red Skull during World War II, plunging them into a dangerous test of loyalty as the villain attempts to turn Captain America into a weapon against his own allies. With the fate of the Allied cause hanging in the balance, the young soldier Shultz finds himself caught in the crossfire of a battle not just for freedom, but for the soul of a hero.

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CGC 9.8 · 1 in census $3,075*
CGC 9.6 · 5 in census $969
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CGC 9.2 · 28 in census $266
CGC 9.0 · 38 in census $191
CGC 8.5 · 39 in census $132
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CGC 7.5 · 32 in census $96
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CGC 6.0 · 18 in census $52
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Cast · 8 characters

Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Don Heck
letterer S. Rosen
cover pencils Jack Kirby
cover inks Carl Hubbell

Reprints

↩ Reprints Fantastic Four #40 (1965), Strange Tales #134 (1965), The Amazing Spider-Man #26 (1965)

Reprinted in Uncanny Tales #31 (1966), Los Vengadores #51 (1967), Capitão Z (3ª Série) #0 (1967), Fantastic! #50 (1968), Fantastic! #51 (1968), The Avengers Annual #3 (1969), Marvel's Greatest Comics #25 (1970), Demonen #5/1970 (1970), Uncanny Tales #86 (1972), Eclipso #25 (1972), Eclipso #36 (1973), Spider-Man Comics Weekly #98 (1974), Bring on the Bad Guys: Origins of the Marvel Comics Villains #[nn] (1976), Bring on the Bad Guys: Origins of the Marvel Comics Villains #[nn] (1976), Die ruhmreichen Rächer #76 (1977), Stan Lee Presents Captain America #82581-X (1979), Titan Pocket Book #3 (1980), Strange Spécial Origines #148 (1982), Marvel Masterworks #14 (1990), Essential Captain America #1 (2000), Essential Iron Man #1 (2000), Marvel Masterworks: Captain America #1 (2003), The Invincible Iron Man Omnibus #1 (2008), Marvel Masterworks: Captain America #1 (2010) + 15 more

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