Tales of Suspense, #57 British
Published: September 1964
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Issue Contents:
Hawkeye
Characters
- Clint Barton (mainstream Universe)
- Black Widow (mainstream Universe)
- Hawkeye (mainstream Universe)
- Iron Man (mainstream Universe)
- Natasha Romanoff (mainstream Universe)
- Tony Stark (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
- Pencils: Don Heck
- Inks: Don Heck
- Colors: Stan Goldberg
- Letters: Sam Rosen
Story Notes
Cover comprised of figures from interior story.
Hawkeye, the Marksman!
"Look out, fella!"
Storyline
A carnival marksman tries to become a super-hero, but after a misunderstanding with the police he falls in with the Black Widow. Hawkeye attacks Iron Man at the Widow's request, but when he accidentally injures his partner in the fight he flees to get her to safety.
Characters
- Clint Barton (mainstream Universe)
- Black Widow (mainstream Universe)
- Hawkeye (mainstream Universe)
- Happy Hogan (mainstream Universe)
- Iron Man (mainstream Universe)
- Pete (mainstream Universe)
- Pepper Potts (mainstream Universe)
- Natasha Romanoff (mainstream Universe)
- Tony Stark (mainstream Universe)
- Parker
- Charlie
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
- Pencils: Don Heck
- Inks: Don Heck
- Letters: Xenia Pamfil
Story Notes
Black Widow last appears in issue #53 (May 1964), the Widow and Hawkeye next appear in issue #60 (December 1964).
The Runner
"The kids who lived in Mapleton weren't ecstatic, to put it mildly, about the newcomer in town."
Storyline
A chance encounter with Hermes teaches a boy how to run fast.
Characters
- Mike
- Hermes
- Snaky Blake
Credits
- Editing: Stan Lee
Story Notes
Continues next issue. Printed between the pages of the Iron Man story. Below the story is a teaser for the next issue: "Iron Man Battles Captain America Next Issue! Don't Miss It!"
Two More Triumphs for Marvel..!
Featuring Amazing Spider-Man; Marvel Tales
Credits
- Pencils: Steve Ditko
- Pencils: Jack Kirby
- Inks: Steve Ditko
- Inks: Sol Brodsky
- Letters: Sam Rosen
- Letters: Artie Simek
Story Notes
Advertises Amazing Spider-Man Annual (Marvel, 1964 series) #1 (1964) and Marvel Tales Annual (Marvel, 1964 series) #1 (1964). Printed between the Iron Man story and the Tales of the Watcher story.
The Watcher's Power!
"Although he is the most powerful being in the galaxy, the Watcher is actually helpless..."
Storyline
Space Pirates plan to attack a rich planet, thinking the Watcher will not interfere. They are destroyed, because they unknowingly targeted the Watcher's home world, the one planet that he can interfere with.
Characters
- Uatu (mainstream Universe)
- The Watcher (mainstream Universe)
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
- Script: Larry Lieber
- Pencils: Larry Lieber
- Inks: Jamie Chase
- Letters: Blake Seals