Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection volume brings together a pivotal era for the web-slinger, covering the late 1960s issues where Peter Parker faces the final confrontation with the original Green Goblin. The storyline, crafted by Stan Lee and John Romita Sr., marks a turning point in Spider-Man's rogues' gallery and personal life. This new printing collects the classic tales that define the end of an iconic villain's first reign of terror.
In "Mysteries of the Dead," Spider-Man finds himself caught in a dangerous game when Scorpy betrays Hammer, trading the captured army officer for JJ Jameson. With Rhino and Blacklash sent to enforce Hammer’s will, the stakes rise as Spider-Man must protect Jameson and unravel the mystery before it’s too late. Written by David Michelinie and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Todd McFarlane—both inks and cover—this issue delivers a tense, high-stakes showdown in the heart of a web of deception.
In "Down and Out in Forest Hills," Jo faces a new kind of threat when Jonathon Caesar, from behind bars, launches a campaign to evict her from her apartment. With their lives upended, Peter and MJ take refuge with Aunt May, navigating the chaos of a crisis that’s far from over.
In "The Sand and the Fury!", Spidey faces a terrifying twist when Venom appears at Aunt May's doorstep, forcing him to seek help from the Fantastic Four. As the alien symbiote grows more aggressive, Peter tries a risky plan to reclaim the costume—testing the limits of trust, control, and what it means to be Spider-Man.
In "The Scorpion's Tail of Woe!", Jo finds herself caught between rival forces when the Scorpion betrays Hammer to trade the captured army officer for JJ Jameson. With Rhino and Blacklash sent to settle the score, Jo must navigate a dangerous game where loyalty is a liability and every move could be a trap.
In "Abominations!", Spider-Man and She-Hulk find themselves caught in a deadly clash when Ghaur unleashes the Abomination on the city, forcing the two heroes to fight side by side. As chaos unfolds, Ghaur makes a chilling choice, selecting She-Hulk as one of the brides of Set—leaving her fate hanging in the balance.
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