The Avengers #29
In "The Sins of the Father," Steve Ditko and Stan Lee deliver a spellbinding chapter of The Avengers, with Ditko handling every aspect of the interior art and lettering. As Dormammu banishes Clea to an unknown realm and Mordo is cast into the Dimension of Demons, Strange must face the lingering threat of Mordo’s disciples and a hidden trap left behind. The Mystic Globe flickers with traces of dark energy, hinting at a deeper danger still unfolding. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jim Starlin, Don Heck, Al Milgrom, and Frank Giacoia, captures the tension with a dramatic, shadowed scene.
In "The Sins of the Father," Shang-Chi, the master of martial arts and son of the infamous Fu Manchu, is sent to England on a deadly mission to assassinate Dr. James Petrie. After the kill, he's confronted by Sir Denis Nayland Smith, who reveals the shocking truth about his father’s true nature — a nearly immortal villain whose crimes stretch far beyond the grave. Now hunted by his own father and haunted by the weight of his legacy, Shang-Chi must confront the past he once called home, even as a mutated gorilla lurks in the shadows of Fu Manchu’s secret lair.
In "Let There Be Victory!", Stephen Strange faces a renewed threat as Dormammu banishes Clea to an unknown realm, leaving him to search for her across dimensions. With Mordo now trapped in the Dimension of Demons and a deadly trap set by his former disciple and two followers, Strange must rely on his wits and the lingering echoes of evil detected by the Mystic Globe—before the bomb detonates and the battle for Earth’s fate takes a deadly turn.
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↩ Reprints Strange Tales #141 (1966), The Avengers #31 (1966), Special Marvel Edition #15 (1973)
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