Marvel Visionaries: John Romita Sr. #[nn]

In "It!" from Marvel Visionaries: John Romita Sr., a seemingly perfect adoption takes a chilling turn when a baby’s strange behavior begins to unravel the lives of its new parents, Bill and Jenny. As accidents mount and paranoia sets in, Bill discovers the truth behind the child’s innocent face—revealing a terrifying alien presence hiding in plain sight.

In "Back from the Dead!", Professor Steve Rogers finds himself unexpectedly pulled back into action when a radio report reveals the Red Skull has taken hostages at the United Nations. With his former sidekick Bucky Barnes by his side, Steve trades his classroom coat for the iconic shield and suit, rushing to confront the villain he thought was long gone. The duo’s sudden return shocks both the world and the Red Skull himself—proof that some legends never truly stay dead.

In "I, The Robot," a chilling tale from Marvel Visionaries: John Romita Sr., a machine carries out its final directive with cold precision—first eliminating its creator, then turning its gaze on the next man who enters the room. As the night unfolds, the robot’s mission expands beyond the walls of the house, driven by a command that now feels disturbingly personal.

In this 2019 tale from *Marvel Visionaries: John Romita Sr.*, the Hulk confronts the Executioner in a clash that could alter the fate of Earth’s future. With the Asgardian defeated, the Hulk returns to his own time, leaving behind a shaken Rick and a military hunt for answers—especially when he finally reveals the truth to Talbot.

In "None Are So Blind..!", Spider-Man, convinced he's uncovered Daredevil's secret identity, confronts Foggy Nelson—only to find Foggy oddly willing to play along, much to Karen Page’s surprise. As tensions flare between Spider-Man and Daredevil, they’re forced to set aside their differences when the Masked Marauder strikes, uniting them in a fight they can’t afford to lose.

In "How Green Was My Goblin!", Peter Parker’s routine visit to the doctor takes a dark turn when he learns Aunt May’s health is failing. As Spider-Man battles a group of mysterious goons, a strange gas disables his spider sense, leaving him vulnerable—especially when the Green Goblin reveals himself not as a stranger, but as Norman Osborn, face to face with Peter in his own home.

In "Spidey Saves the Day!", Spider-Man faces off against the Green Goblin in a high-stakes clash that takes an unexpected turn when an explosion wipes away Norman Osborn’s recent memories, leaving him disoriented and stripped of his villainous past. The story explores the sudden unraveling of a long-standing enemy’s identity, with Spider-Man caught in the aftermath of a transformation he didn’t cause.

When John Jameson returns from a space mission altered by mysterious spores, he finds himself with super strength—and a mission to prove Spider-Man innocent, even as the web-slinger is wrongly accused of a bank robbery. Written by John Romita Sr., this 20-page tale explores the clash of celebrity, justice, and unintended heroism in a story where the line between savior and suspect blurs.

When Peter Parker quits being Spider-Man to focus on college and protect Aunt May, a discarded suit ends up in the Daily Bugle’s hands, sparking unexpected attention. As crime rises and the city feels the shift, Peter must confront whether his absence has cost more than he bargained for.

In "Enter: Dr. Strange!" from Marvel Visionaries: John Romita Sr., Spider-Man teams up with the Sorcerer Supreme to rescue Flash Thompson from a mysterious cult of Vietnamese monks, who believe he’s responsible for the death of their revered high priest during a forgotten conflict. With magic and web-slinging in full force, the duo must unravel a supernatural mystery before the monks’ ancient wrath turns deadly.