MARVEL TEAM-UP

November 1975 • Volume 1 • Usa • 304 Collected

MARVEL TEAM-UP #39

Human Torch Team-Up - Series "A" Marvel Value Stamp #87 (J. Jonah Jameson)

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(Marvel) Cover for MARVEL TEAM-UP #39 Human Torch Team-Up - Series "A" Marvel Value Stamp #87 (J. Jonah Jameson)

Basic Information

Published

November 1975

Comic Age

Bronze

Cover Price

.25

Facts

This issue should contain Marvel Value Stamp #87 - J. Jonah Jameson

Characters

Creators

Writer

Bill Mantlo

Penciler

Sal Buscema

Cover Penciler

John Romita Sr.

Inker

Mike Esposito

Letterer

Gaspar Saladino , Karen Mantlo 'Karen Pocock'

Colorist

Don Warfield

Editor

Marv Wolfman

Stories

Stories may contain spoilers

Any Number Can Slay!

While out on patrol Spider-Man meets a young Spanish boy named Mosqiuto, who gets caught in the middle of an attempt to assassinate Spider-Man, the assassin gets away and the only fatality is one of Mosquito's pigeons. Meanwhile, the Human Torch is out in the Fantasticar when he is attacked by Montana and Fancy Dan, who easily defeat the Torch and take him captive.

Later, Spider-Man happens upon a gang of criminals who are hoisting a coffin into a warehouse. Sneaking into the building, he is shocked to see the someone posing as the Big Man, allowing criminals to bet on the life of the Human Torch. Taking out one of the criminals and disguising himself in the crooks clothes, Spider-Man manages to get close enough to the coffin to break the glass and free the Torch.

The two make short work of the criminals and the Enforcers, just when they are about to take out the Big Man, they are suddenly interrupted when the Crime Master (apparently alive and well) and the Sandman, who have come to take control of the criminal underworld.