2099 #27
In "Jungle de béton," Peter David crafts a high-stakes twist on corporate espionage and web-slinging chaos, as Angela’s backup plan for a hostile takeover unexpectedly targets Spider-Man—only to spiral into a desperate race against time when she’s forced to trigger a self-destruct sequence. With Joe St. Pierre’s dynamic art, Jimmy Palmiotti’s inks, and Noelle Giddings’ bold colors, the issue crackles with tension, leaving Angela and Spider-Man seemingly trapped in an explosion that could end it all. Kyle Hotz’s cover captures the moment’s explosive energy, a striking visual of a 1995 French comic book in full swing.
In "Travesty!", Angela’s backup plan for a corporate takeover takes a dangerous turn when it unexpectedly targets Spider-Man instead of the boardroom suits. With the self-destruct sequence activated and no way out, she and Spidey are left stranded in the collapsing facility—just as the countdown reaches zero.
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