Tales of Suspense #90

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Marvel ⋅ 1967

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Issue Details

Publisher

Marvel

Writer

Stan Lee

Cover Artist

Gil Kane

Inker

Frank Giacoia

Inker

Joe Sinnott

Letterer

Artie Simek

Artist

Gene Colan

Artist

Gil Kane

Published

June 1967

Synopsis

Iron Man Story- "The Golden Ghost!"The Melter is blackmailing Tony Stark into creating a new, smaller melting gun for him, threatening to kill him if he doesn't agree. To amuse himself whilst Tony works, the Melter destroys a replica of Iron Man's original armour. He then says that he's improved his gun over the years, so that it can melt anything, not just iron. Tony then gives the Melter his new gun, but the Melter thinks it's still too big. The police have heard by now that the Melter is keeping Tony Stark hostage, and so arrive outside the factory. The Melter decides to kill Tony, setting his melting gun to flesh, and shooting Tony. The Melter then leaves to confront the police.Tony manages to survive the melting gun because it was set to flesh, whilst he had an iron chest plate on below his shirt. He then changes into his original Iron Man armour, since he can't get to his current armour without being seen. Iron Man manages to save a man from a falling girder, before heading to confront the Melter. The Melter manages to melt several parts of the armour, but as he keeps shooting, something in the gun goes faulty, and the gun goes red hot, forcing the Melter to drop it. Iron Man reveals that Tony booby-trapped it to do so after a certain number of shots, so that the Melter wouldn't suspect a trap, but would be defeated.Captain America Story- "...And Men Shall Call Him Traitor!"Captain America was trapped between two walls in the previous issue, which will continue moving towards him until they crush him. Confident that he is as good as dead, the Red Skull leaves, going to destroy Earth's cities by using his plastic bubble device to levitate them into the air and the drop them, destroying them forever. Once he's gone, Cap throws his shield at the control panel, shattering it and stopping the walls moving. By a lucky coincidence, a loose wire falls down to Captain America, which he uses to escape. He then keeps the wire, and ties it to his shield before throwing it...

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