The Mighty World of Marvel #109

Nov 1974 · Marvel UK · 0.07 GBP

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In "His Name Is Samson!", the Fantastic Four face their most unsettling threat yet when a scientist swaps identities with the Thing, donning his monstrous form and infiltrating the team. With Ben Grimm trapped in a state of despair and his teammates doubting his true self, Reed Richards makes a desperate gamble, journeying into the Negative Zone to confront Galactus. Written by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, with art by Jack Kirby and inks by Joe Sinnott, this 1974 tale blends psychological tension and cosmic stakes. The cover by Arvell Jones and Frank Giacoia captures the eerie transformation at the heart of the story.

Contains 3 stories

His Name Is Samson!

11 pp · Superhero

The Incredible HulkMajor Glen Talbot"Thunderbolt" RossBetty RossDr Leonard Samson

When Betty Ross is crystallized and seemingly beyond saving, Major Talbot turns to the Hulk for help—only to find that the real key lies in Dr. Leonard Samson. As tensions rise and time runs short, Samson steps forward with a daring plan, channeling the Hulk’s raw power in a way no one expected. The outcome hinges on a choice that could change everything—but the full cost remains unknown.

DD Goes Wild!

9 pp · Superhero

Daredevilthe Masked Marauderthe Gladiator

Daredevil must face his foes head-on when the Masked Marauder and the Gladiator ambush Foggy and Karen, using them as leverage to force a showdown. With their twisted plan to siphon Daredevil’s powers into an android, the hero’s wits and will are put to the ultimate test.

This Man... This Monster

10 pp · Superhero

Ben GrimmReed RichardsSue Storm Richardsvillainous scientist

When a desperate Ben Grimm is captured by a villainous scientist who steals his appearance and powers, the Fantastic Four face a chilling deception. As Reed and Sue struggle to trust the man who looks like Ben, Reed makes a fateful decision to journey into the Negative Zone—only to find his resolve tested by the very threat he seeks to confront.