Description
ALBO ORIGINALE DEL 1972
contiene inoltre : NICK FURY (spalleggiato come da contratto dall’ amico Capitan America) e IRON MAN (in una storia con la partecipazione di Principe Namor the Sub-Mariner )
CONDIZIONI : BUONISSIME , LIEVISSIMA ABRASIONE SUL PREZZO DI COPERTINA, L’ ALBO NON E’ DI BUSTA
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Synopsis
Karen has been offered a role on the new Stunt-Master television
series, and has been asked to try and get Daredevil to agree to appear
in the pilot episode. When she asks Matt if he’d be interested, he
agrees.
While on the set of the show, the Stunt-Master is ambushed in his
trailer by Stilt-Man, who uses make-up effects to disguise himself as
the Stunt-Master in order to get close enough to Daredevil. The plan
works and Stilt-Man pretends to wipe out to draw DD close enough to
change into his costume and attack.
Once again, DD makes short work of his foe wrapping him up in the
chord of his billy-club and making him fall over. After the battle, DD
tells Karen that he has to go back to New York. Karen declines to go
with him having found she enjoys her career as an actress. DD then
leaves, telling her to make a choice between him or her career, and that
he won’t be waiting forever.
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Following his battle against the
Mandarin and his creation, Ultimo, Tony Stark has returned to the States
to find that his factories have been closed, his accounts frozen, and
himself with a warrant for his arrest for refusing to appear before a
Senate committee to reveal the secrets of the Iron Man armor. Hiding, in
the dark street, Stark soon finds that his chest plate is almost out of
power and that he needs to recharge it or risk his heart failing him
once again.
Caught in a bind, Stark rushes to Pepper Potts’ apartment but
finds that she isn’t there, just as his chest plates power runs
dangerously low. Changing to Iron Man so that the built in power
supplied could temporarily recharge his chest plate, Stark then seeks
the aid of Happy Hogan to find that he isn’t home either.
With nowhere else to go, and low on power, Iron Man begins
considering turning himself over to the authorities, however while he is
near the harbor thinking this over, he finds himself attacked by
Warlord Krang who appears near the shore in a Atlantean sub with Lady
Dorma in tow. He attacks Iron Man hoping to kill the hero, however Lady
Dorma prevents this, giving Iron Man the chance to blast the sub and
force it to submerge.
With his armor damaged and his power supply running dangerously
low, Iron Man is forced to break into his own lab in order to recharge
and repair himself. While he’s there he is suddenly visited by the
Sub-Mariner who proclaims that this is Iron Man’s finish.
“So Evil, The Night!” / COSI’ TREMENDA E’ LA NOTTE !
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- Gaffer
- Val de Fontaine
- unnamed SHIELD agents
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- Yellow Claw (robot)
- Fritz Von Voltzmann (robot)
- Henchmen of the Yellow Claw
- Assassin #1
- Assassin #12
- Giant Squid
Locations:
- New York
- Chinatown
Items:
- Captain America’s Shield
- Invisible Ferrari
Synopsis
The Gaff presents Fury with his new car– a Ferrari 330/P4
Berlinetta, which is made entirely out of clear fiberglass, making it
“completely invisible” from 100 feet away! It’s also equipped with a
color-changing rheostat, and vortex beams to replace the old
mach-pressure fanjets. Fury & Val go to SHIELD’s rebuilt ESP
Division. There, Jimmy Woo detects that The Yellow Claw is in Chinatown.
Nick tells Jimmy it’s his job now, and goes there alone. After a
harrowing encounter with a pair of Claw goons, Fury impersonates one of
them, and in a darkened shop, meets Fang-Chu (The Claw) face-to-face.
But Voltzmann gets the drop on him, and an instant later, he falls thru a
trapdoor into the tentacles of a “monster cephalopod”
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