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Cover: Don Heck

Terrific! #23

Sep 1967 · IPC · 9d [0-0-9 GBP]
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In "Four Against The Minotaur," the newly reformed Avengers—led by a visibly uncertain Captain America—set out to track down the Hulk, only to be ambushed by a towering robot sent by the Mole Man. As the team battles the mechanical foe, they're lured into a trap that leads straight to the underground mastermind’s lair. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Don Heck’s dynamic art and Dick Ayers’ bold inks, this 1967 adventure blends high-stakes teamwork with the eerie tension of a hidden enemy. The cover, also by Don Heck, captures the moment of confrontation with a striking, shadowed composition.

Contains 4 stories
Four Against The Minotaur
10 pp
The Avengers [Captain America [Steve Rogers]Hawkeye [Clint Barton]Quicksilver [Pietro Maximoff]Scarlet Witch [Wanda Maximoff]]Hulk [Bruce Banner]Mole Man [Harvey Elder]Leader [Samuel Sterns]

In "Four Against The Minotaur," the newly reformed Avengers—Captain America, Hawkeye, Quicksilver, and Scarlet Witch—face their first test when they're sent to track down the Hulk, only to be ambushed by a giant robot crafted by the Mole Man. Though they repel the attack, the robot's final transmission leads them into a trap, luring them deep beneath the earth toward the Mole Man's hidden fortress.

Eternity Beckons!
10 pp

In London, Dr. Strange seeks answers about the mysterious force known as Eternity, tracking down Sir Baskerville—a reclusive former disciple of Mordo—only to find the man awaits him as an old friend. As Dormammu learns of Clea’s betrayal in freeing the Mindless Ones, he vows retribution, while Baskerville’s call to Mordo sets a trap that quickly unravels, revealing a deeper conspiracy. With cunning and spellcraft, Strange turns Mordo’s own spirits against him, forcing a retreat—just as the true architect of the chaos begins to close in.

The Birth of Giant-Man
9.67 pp · Superhero
Giant-Man [Henry Pym] (first appearance as Giant-Man)Wasp [Janet Van Dyne]Living Eraser (introduction)

In a bold leap from science to spectacle, Henry Pym discovers the power to grow giant—only to be captured by the enigmatic Living Eraser and whisked away to the mysterious Dimension Z, where he and the Wasp are forced to work alongside other scientists under threat of destruction. With his new abilities tested in the most extreme conditions, Henry must find a way to survive and resist the Eraser’s plans, all while the fate of Dimension Z hangs in the balance.

The Drama Of Doom [Part 12]
2 pp · Detective-Mystery, Horror-Suspense
Don StarrThe ActorHeadhunter (dies)

In "The Drama Of Doom [Part 12]," Don Starr faces a final, desperate showdown with The Actor, who revels in his triumph. Trapped and bound, Don seizes a moment to snatch a poison dart from the dying Headhunter, using it to free himself from the deadly trap. With the dart now his weapon, he turns it on Headhunter, ending his reign of terror—then gives chase as The Actor flees into the shadows.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Don Heck
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils, inks Don Heck

Reprints

↩ Reprints Tales to Astonish #49 (1963), Tales to Astonish #63 (1965), The Avengers #17 (1965), Strange Tales #135 (1965)

Reprinted in "Spy" Extra #2 (1969), Seriemagasinet #25/1969

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