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Tales of Suspense#75
Cover: Gene Colan & Jack Abel

Tales of Suspense #75

Mar 1966 · Marvel · 0.12 USD
“The Fury of... the Freak!”

In "The Fury of... the Freak!", Iron Man faces off against a mysterious and dangerous foe whose true identity remains hidden, pushing the armored hero to his limits. When the Freak turns his attention to Pepper in Stark's lab, an unexpected ally steps forward—Senator Byrd—only to be overpowered in a moment of bravery. As chaos unfolds, Iron Man must act fast to save Pepper and confront the source of the Freak’s transformation. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Adam Austin with inks by Gary Michaels, this gripping tale features a striking cover by Gene Colan and Jack Abel.

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writer Stan Lee · artist Adam Austin · inker Gary Michaels · letterer Sam Rosen · cover Gene Colan, Jack Abel

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writer Stan Lee
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils, inks Gene Colan
cover inks Jack Abel

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Iron Man battles the Freak but is defeated when his power runs out. The Freak makes his way to Stark's lab where Pepper is dealing with an angry Senator Byrd. Byrd thinks the Freak is trying to attack Pepper and courageously tries to defend her. He is thrown across the room by the Freak. Pepper faints. The Freak lifts Pepper in his arms but drops her from an upstairs window when shot at by the police. Iron Man breaks her fall with his repulsor ray and then, back in the lab, fires his Enervation Intensifier at the Freak in a bid to change him back into Happy.

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