Descrizione
ALBO ORIGINALE DEL 1973
contiene : HULK – DR.STRANGE
CONDIZIONI : OTTIME , L’ ALBO NON E’ DI BUSTA
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“And now…the Secret of the Schemer!” / IL SEGRETO DI SCHEMER
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Kingpin
- Schemer (Richard Fisk) (Real name first revealed)
Other Characters:
Locations:
- New York City
- Peter and Harry’s Apartment
- Kingpin’s Mansion
- Switzerland (Only in flashback)
Items:
Vehicles:
- Schemer’s Modified Car
Synopsis
The Kingpin has gone after the Schemer
who he believes kidnapped his wife, however in the secret tunnel in his
mansion he finds that Vanessa is alive and well and not a prisoner of
his underworld rival. While the fleeing Schemer wrecks his car and has
to go to a nearby supply house to get parts to repair it.
While at the apartment that Peter Parker shares with Harry
Osborn, Peter mulls over his studies while thinking about how he’s so
broke he can’t afford a present for Gwen’s upcoming birthday. He’s
roused from his work when Gwen and her father come by for a visit and
start asking him questions about his connection with Spider-Man. George
is suspicious about how Peter can be present so many times when
Spider-Man is in action. Using the fact that he has pictures to develop
as an excuse to go into his dark room, Peter quickly changes into
Spider-Man and enters in through another window. Pretending to be a
different person, Spidey demands to see Peter Parker for his cut of the
money for the pictures that Parker takes. The Stacy’s fall for it, and
“cover” for Peter by telling Spider-Man that he isn’t there. Satisfied
that his secret is safe, Spider-Man departs, and waits for the Stacy’s
to leave.
When Peter’s photos reach the Bugle and are published, the
Kingpin is furious when one of the photos shows Vanessa helping the
Schemer to escape, the Kingpin demands answers from his wife. Elsewhere,
Spider-Man finds the Schemer’s wrecked car, but it self-destructs when
Spidey tries to tamper with it. He tracks the Schemer down to the supply
warehouse where they have a fight. As Spider-Man succeeds in capturing
the Schemer, Gwen and George Stacy return to Parker’s home to find it
empty. They wonder if Peter was either kidnapped or willingly left with
Spider-Man, this prompts George to call the local precinct.
When turning over the Schemer to the location of the reward,
Spider-Man soon finds the “police” there are not real, but henchmen of
the Kingpin and the “precinct” he’s at is really a property owned by the
crime boss himself. The Kingpin nets Spider-Man and he battles the
Schemer. Easily overpowering the Schemer, the Kingpin demands to know
who he is. The Schemer reveals himself to be the Kingpin’s own son, who
faked his own death for the purpose of crippling his fathers criminal
empire due to his shame of their ill gotten fortune. Confronted with his
son, and unwilling to accept the fact that he’s still alive, the
Kingpin goes into a catatonic state.
Spider-Man breaks free of his net, and the Kingpin’s family in
the state their in decides that there is nothing else for him to do and
departs.
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Supporting Characters:
Villains:
Synopsis
Continued from last issue…
The Hulk, having pulled himself back to land and overhearing the army
battling the Hulk-Killer, smashes through the wall to find out what the
commotion is. He finds the Hulk-Killer and is promptly beaten into
submission by the late-Leader’s humanoid.
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“The Humanoid and the Hero!” / L’ UMANOIDE E L’ EROE !
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Hulk-Killer (Final appearance)
- Boomerang
- Gorki (Final appearance)
Locations:
Items:
- Proton cannon
Synopsis
As the Hulk continues to battle the
Hulk-Killer, it is learned through interrogation that the Hulk had
nothing to do with the missile redirection and that, if anything, he was
a hero for saving the city. When news about the Hulk’s battle reaches
Boomerang, he leaves his hideout to wait and see if the Hulk will win
his battle or not.
As the Hulk’s battle against the humanoid rages on, Rick Jones
tries to get involved and is struck down. The Hulk transforms back into
Bruce Banner. Banner comes up with a way to stop the Hulk-Killer by
transforming into the Hulk and attacking the humanoid with a giant
electrical transformer. This short circuits the Hulk-Killer, but also
knocks the Hulk out. General Ross orders medical help for the Hulk as
Boomerang watches on, pleased that the Hulk has survived so that he can
get his revenge.
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“Boomerang and the Brute!” / BOOMERANG ED IL MOSTRO ! (1a parte)
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
Other Characters:
Locations:
Synopsis
As the Hulk comes to and is hailed as a hero for saving New York from
the Delta bomb, the President okays a plan to try and cure Bruce Banner
from changing into the Hulk. However, all the media attention upsets
the Hulk, who bounds away. Just before anything can be done, General
Ross gets a memo charging him with the duty of granting the Hulk amnesty
once he is confident that the Hulk is no longer a menace.
Meanwhile, Boomerang, having watched everything, follows the Hulk
and attacks hoping to get his revenge on the Hulk.
Continued to next issue…
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“The Lurker in the Labryinth!” / LA CREATURA DEL LABIRINTO (1a parte)
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Featured Characters:
Villains:
- Spawn of Sligguth
- Sligguth (First appearance)
- Shadowmen of Kaa-U
Locations:
Items:
- Cloak of Levitation
- Eye of Agamotto
- crimson crystals of Cyttorak
- Flames of the Faltine
- Rains of Raggadorr
- Vapors of Valtorr
Synopsis
Prisoner in Starkesboro of the Spawn of Sligguth, Dr. Strange is met by Sligguth
itself and the Spawn’s priestess Ebora. Ebora explains that the Spawn of
Sligguth is working with their master in order to free Shuma Gorath, an
ancient creature that plots to rule over the Earth.
Breaking free, Strange battles Sligguth, who leads him into the
creature’s labyrinth where he begins to weaken and falter.
Continued to next issue…
