2099 #38
In "Un cri silencieux," Miguel uncovers a startling truth about Venom’s weakness—high-frequency sound disrupts its cohesion—and races to expose it to the world. As Spider-Man confronts the symbiote, he makes a shocking discovery about its host, while the Vulture’s return brings renewed danger, and an unexpected protector emerges to shield Kasey. Written by Peter David and Nicole Duclos, with art by Andrew Wildman and inks by Stephen Baskerville, this 1997 issue delivers a tense, character-driven thriller. The cover by Chris Sprouse and Mark Farmer captures the moment’s intensity.
In "Un cri silencieux," Miguel uncovers a startling truth: high-frequency sound can destabilize Venom’s form, leading him to broadcast the frequency to the world. As Spider-Man confronts the symbiote, he discovers a human mind trapped within—someone he knows. Meanwhile, the Vulture returns, but someone is watching over Kasey, shielding her from danger.
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