Published: December 1965
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Story Featuring Doctor Strange , Story Featuring Nick Fury
Dr. Strange figure by Marie Severin. Credits per Nick Caputo via the GCD Error List (26 July 2005). Original indexer credited Steve Ditko. SHIELD image taken from interior splash.
Story Featuring Nick Fury
"While a deadly betatron bomb orbits over earth, threatening our civilization as we know it..."
Hydra fails to learn the location of the Braino-Saur despite their Image-Inducer. Stark tells SHIELD's directors it was designed to disarm Hydra's Betratron Bomb orbiting above Earth. Agent G helps Fury escape but he refuses to promise not to harm her father, the Supreme Hydra. Dum Dum, Gabe and a SHIELD squad use the captured Hydra saucer to locate their HQ. In the Imperial Industries boardroom tremors shake the building forcing everyone to flee. Below, Supreme Hydra learns of his daughters treachery. SHIELD attacks and he sends his Tiger Squad aware that it may mean his own daughter's death.
Part 5 of 7. Name of HYDRA's leader changed from "Imperial Hydra" to "Supreme Hydra" in this episode.
Story Featuring Doctor Strange
"Having finally found Eternity, Dr. Strange returns to his own world..."
The Ancient One is revealed to be Dormammu's captive. Dr. Strange's mentor tells Strange he must fight on but can only expect token aid. Dormammu forces Clea to watch Strange's defeat. Strange and Mordo square off and battle. After a time, Dormammu grows frustrated at how Mordo has been out-fought and prepares to strike personally.
Part 10 of 17.
Letter Column Featuring Strange Mails
Letters from: John Edelkamp, Terry Levin, Ralph Sizer, Henry Bergman.
In-House Column Featuring Bullpen Bulletins
Items, "Can You Guess What's in This Mysterious Mailing Tube?", The Mighty Marvel Checklist, Let's Meet 25 More M.M.M.S. Members, order blank for Dr. Strange t-shirt.
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