The Mighty World of Marvel #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Sanctuary!" kicks off with Spider-Man racing to save a hidden refuge, caught between a desperate mission and the growing threat of a mysterious force. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life by Dick Ayers’ dynamic art, with inks by John Severin and letters by Sam Rosen, this issue delivers a tense, grounded tale that pulls readers into a high-stakes chase. The cover by Arvell Jones and Frank Giacoia captures the urgency of the moment, perfectly framing the action from the Marvel UK lineup of 1974.
In "Sanctuary!", a fugitive Bruce Banner finds himself unexpectedly rescued by the enigmatic Doctor Doom, who whisking him away to the Latverian embassy. With General Thaddeus Ross and his forces closing in, Doom unleashes a Hulk robot to distract them—only for Bruce to bristle at the irony of being saved by his archenemy. Once safely in Latveria, Doom subjects Banner to a sinister device, attempting to bend both his mind and the Hulk’s rage to his will.
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