2099 #34
In "Renaissance d'une nation," Miguel weighs critical choices as tension mounts and tragedy strikes—Stone is shot, plunging the situation into chaos. With Venom suddenly appearing with deadly intent, Spider-Man steps in to intervene, setting the stage for a volatile confrontation. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Andrew Wildman, with inks by Stephen Baskerville and colors by Megan McDowell and Malibu Coloring, the issue’s intensity is matched by Ashley Wood’s striking cover art, rendered inks by Jim Daly.
In "Venom crache son venin," Miguel faces a moral crossroads as he weighs dangerous choices, only to learn that Stone has been shot. Venom emerges, intent on killing Stone, but is suddenly diverted by the arrival of Spider-Man.
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