Tales of Suspense, #74 British

Published: February 1966

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Tales of Suspense #74

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Issue Contents:
The Final Sleep!
1 page superhero
Characters
  • Captain America [Steve Rogers]
  • First Sleeper
  • Second Sleeper
  • Third Sleeper
Credits
Story Notes

Sol Brodsky inker credit per Nick Caputo. Original indexer credited Mike Esposito.

If This Guilt Be Mine--!
Story 1 12 pages superhero

"Face front!"

Storyline

Iron Man is weakened from his battle with the Black Knight. He has just enough energy left in his armor to summon Pepper for aid. She drives him to the Stark factory where he recharges. An aggrieved Senator Byrd telephones and threatens Stark with a subpoena. Pepper, who still hates Tony Stark, shows concern for Iron Man. In the hospital, Happy Hogan is treated with Stark's untested Enervator device. Happy turns into the Freak and goes berserk. He tussles with Iron Man and then runs away.

Characters
  • Iron Man [Tony Stark]
  • Freak [Happy Hogan](Introduction)
  • Pepper Potts
  • Senator Harrington Byrd
Credits
Another Mighty Marvel Hot-Line Report Featuring Earth-Shaking Items of Monumental Inconsequence!
Story 2 1 page
Story Notes

Let's Be Serious Department; How About That! Department; Strictly Personal; Department of Utter Confusion; Didja Know? Department; Let's Meet 26 More M.M.M.S. Members; The Wrap-Up!; The Mighty Marvel Checklist; M.M.M.S. membership form.

The Final Sleep
Story 3 10 pages superhero

"Two of the Sleepers have already awakened!!"

Storyline

Cap defeats the Sleeper robots.

Characters
  • Captain America [Steve Rogers]
  • First Sleeper
  • Second Sleeper
  • Third Sleeper
  • General Logan
Credits
Story 4 1 page

"Dear Stan, I have just finished my reading of the very greatest of all Iron Man sagas."

Characters
  • Iron Man
Credits
Story Notes

Letters page includes an image of Iron Man statted from Tales of Suspense #71 (November 1965) page 2, panel 2. Letters from Mike DeLong, H. Doyle Abernathy, John McAllister and William P. Graham.