Giant-Man
tells Wasp he has a surprise for her; to her great disappointment it is a
weapon which mounts on her arm and fires a blast of compressed air….
Elsewhere,
Egghead is hatching another scheme. Having learned how to communicate with
ants, he feeds them a false report that Spider-Man is hunting for Giant-Man,
intending to defeat him in battle. This message is relayed to Hank by the easily
deceived ants and so he sends Wasp out to find Spider-Man and report back—but
not to attack him….
Janet
quickly locates the Web-Slinger but he is moving too quickly; to slow him down she
fires a blast from her sting at him which makes him lose his balance and fall. Spidey
quickly catches himself and swings back to nab Wasp, having detected her with
his Spider-Sense. She radios Hank and Giant-Man quickly arrives on the scene
and a fight breaks out. Egghead calls the police to notify them of the crisis.
So while the police watch the two heroes mixing it up, Egghead and his gang
head to the other side of the city to hijack an armored car….
Meanwhile
back at the battle, Spidey and Giant-Man compare notes and confusion results.
Then Giant-Man gets a call from the ants about the robbery so he shrinks down
to Ant-Man size and takes off with Wasp and Spider-Man. They reach the baddies’
lair and easily defeat the gang, with Wasp joining in with her sting. Wasp and
Spidey discover they have an instinctive dislike of one another mirroring their
counterparts from nature and they part on bad terms….
“A Voice in
the Dark!”
Writer:
Larry Lieber. Plot: Stan Lee. Pencils: Larry Lieber. Inks: Chick Stone. Colors:
? Letters: Sam Rosen.
Synopsis:
In a hurry to get home for a dinner date with Hank Pym, Wasp puts on a coat to
cover her costume and heads through the streets. She sees a man enter the
sewers via a manhole and realizes he must have just robbed the nearby jewelry
store. Wasp shrinks down and follows the man through the sewers, trying several
methods to subdue him but everything fails. Finally, she makes a megaphone to
amplify her voice and claims to be Invisible Girl with the rest of the
Fantastic Four on the way, scaring the crook into surrendering to the police.
When Janet reaches Hank’s lab she explains why she was late but Hank doesn’t
believe her as the news reported that it was Invisible Girl who caught the
crook.
“The
Balloon [Part Two]”
Writer:
Unknown. Artist: Unknown.
Synopsis:
Continued from last issue: A little boy releases a tiny man named Zoop from the
balloon he was accidentally trapped in and Zoop thanks him and returns to his
city in outer space!