The Mighty World of Marvel #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Ringmaster and His Circus of Crime," Stan Lee and Jack Kirby deliver a delightfully eerie tale where a mysterious circus arrives in town, its ringmaster hiding secrets darker than his velvet cape. With Dick Ayers’ bold inks, Stan Goldberg’s vibrant colors, and Artie Simek’s crisp lettering, the story unfolds with a creeping sense of wonder—perfectly complemented by Jim Starlin’s striking cover art and Joe Sinnott’s dynamic inks. Readers are invited to collect coupons and unravel clues, all while the true nature of the circus’s centerpiece remains tantalizingly out of reach.
In "The Ringmaster and His Circus of Crime," a weary Rick takes a rare break from watching the Hulk and stumbles into a traveling circus—only to find himself under the spell of a hypnotic criminal who turns the audience into helpless spectators while he steals from them. When the Hulk arrives to rescue his friend, he’s captured and forced to perform as part of the act, trapped in a ringmaster’s twisted show where even his strength can’t break free.
In "The Uncanny Threat of the Terrible Tinkerer!", Peter Parker uncovers strange alien alterations to a professor’s radio, leading him on a trail that exposes a secret group of extraterrestrial invaders with grand designs on Earth. With his usual mix of wit and nerve, the web-slinger races to stop a threat that’s far more advanced—and far more dangerous—than any he’s faced before.
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