The Mighty World of Marvel #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Monster Triumphant!", Stan Lee delivers a gripping tale illustrated by Marie Severin and Herb Trimpe, with inks by John Severin and lettering by Irving Watanabe. The story unfolds through a series of letters from fans across the UK—James Hawksworth, Gary Element, John Matthews, Brian Mathews, Ed Merryweather, and David Briggs—each sharing their thoughts on the latest Marvel adventures, blending reader engagement with the larger world of the comics. The cover, penciled by Herb Trimpe and inked by Frank Giacoia, captures the issue’s electric energy.
In "The Monster Triumphant!", the Hulk, under the Mandarin's control, rampages toward a Red Chinese target, his strength a weapon in a sinister game. With Nick Fury and his old adversary Yuri Breslov forced into an uneasy alliance, they race to stop the jade giant before he destroys everything in his path. As the battle reaches its peak, the Hulk begins to break free—his mind reclaiming itself from the Mandarin’s hold, setting the stage for a final, explosive confrontation.
In "We Have to Fight the X-Men!", the Puppet Master manipulates a model of Professor X to order the X-Men into battle against the Fantastic Four, setting both teams on a collision course. When Xavier breaks free from the mind control, the Mad Thinker unleashes his Android to finish what the deception began—pitting heroes against each other in a clash of wills and fists.
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