Wham! #138

Feb 1967 · IPC · 7d [0-0-7 GBP]

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“The Menace of the Puppet Master!”

In "The Menace of the Puppet Master!", the enigmatic villain orchestrates a daring jailbreak not for freedom, but to demonstrate his power. When Invisible Girl sends out a desperate call for help, the Fantastic Four converge—only to find the Puppet Master vanishing into the shadows, leaving behind a trail of chaos. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Jack Kirby’s dynamic art with inks by Dick Ayers and lettering by Artie Simek, this 1967 Wham! #138 features a cover by Mike Lacey that captures the tension in bold, striking detail.

writer Stan Lee · artist Jack Kirby · inker Dick Ayers · letterer Artie Simek · cover Mike Lacey

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writer Stan Lee

artist Jack Kirby

inker Dick Ayers

letterer Artie Simek

cover pencils, inks Mike Lacey

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The Puppet Master stages a jailbreak just to prove his might. Invisible Girl sends a distress signal to her teammates and the Puppet Master flees when meeting the combined forces of the Fantastic Four.

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