publication date: February 1, 1982

pencil: Gregory Ben Larocque

story: Bill Mantlo

inks: Jim Mooney

colors: Robert Sharen

Spider-man confronts Molten, the lava man, brother of Liz Allen, wife of Harry Osborn.
Consumed by jealousy, he attacks the Osborn, but Spider-man manages to save them and stop him.
Classic story linked to the spider soap, well done.

publication date: February 1, 1981

pencil: Bill Sienkiewicz & Ben Patterson

story: Dough Moench

colors: George Roussos

The Fantastic Four go fishing with the fantasyar.
Naturally they are attacked by a pterodactyl, which explodes during the fight.
Only a prehistoric trilobite (a kind of millipede) remains of the reptile.
A little later a second attack by a werewolf reveals that it is the trilobites that cause the transformation of normal animals.
During the third encounter, with a giant worm, they find a meteorite with 5 spaces for trilobites.
The fourth takes possession of a researcher they just met, while the fifth owns Susan Storm.
Believing they have foiled the threat, the Fantastic Four depart, but there are 2 more tripod eggs.
The story is interesting and well done.
The ending is a classic quote from horror movies.