Amazing Spider-Girl #28
In "Grim, Be My Goblin!", Spider-Girl faces her darkest moment yet when she discovers her father has been taken over by the malevolent spirit of the late Norman Osborn, transforming him into the Green Goblin. With the hero she once trusted now a threat to everyone she loves, she must stand against him as the Goblin attacks the Parker family at home, catching even the most seasoned heroes off guard. Written by Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz, with art by Ron Frenz and inks by Sal Buscema, this emotionally charged issue delivers a powerful, personal stakes-driven showdown. The cover by Ron Frenz and Sal Buscema captures the intensity of the moment, with Spider-Girl facing her father’s twisted form in a chilling, high-tension scene.
In "Grim, Be My Goblin!", Spider-Girl faces her darkest challenge yet when she returns to her own body only to discover her father has been taken over by the malevolent spirit of the late Norman Osborn, transformed into the Green Goblin. With the full force of the Goblin's rage unleashed, he overwhelms the heroes and turns his sights on the Parker family, cornering them in their own home.
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Reprinted in Amazing Spider-Girl #5 (2009)
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