Titan Pocket Book #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trapped by the Carbon-Copy Man!", a shape-shifting alien heir launches a bold assault on Earth as part of his rite of passage, infiltrating New York’s leadership and throwing the government into chaos. With Thor on the case, the battle for control unfolds as the hero uncovers the alien scheme and stands against the deception. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Al Hartley and lettering by Terry Szenics, this 1980 Marvel UK pocket book features a striking cover by Jack Kirby and George Roussos.
In "Trapped by the Carbon-Copy Man!", a shape-shifting alien heir uses his powers to infiltrate New York’s highest ranks, turning city officials into carbon copies of himself in a bid to claim Earth as his domain. With the city’s leadership unraveling and chaos spreading, Thor must uncover the truth behind the imitations before the alien’s rite of passage succeeds.
In "The Crimson Dynamo Strikes Again!", the Black Widow and Boris are dispatched to America on a deadly mission: to eliminate Anton Vanko, the defector known as the Crimson Dynamo, and to take down both Iron Man and Tony Stark. With the stakes high and loyalties tested, the hunt begins in the shadow of Cold War tensions and personal vendettas.
In a tense 1980 tale from Titan Pocket Book #7, the Black Widow takes on a dangerous mission to prove her loyalty, stealing Tony Stark’s anti-grav ray device and striking Fort Knox. With Iron Man on her trail and communist leaders watching, she must outwit both the hero and the system she’s trying to serve—while her allies Igor and Stansky stand in the shadows, caught in the crossfire.
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