Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #22

In "The Spider and the Ghost! [The Vibranium Vendetta Chapter One]," Spider-Man and Black Panther team up to uncover Roxxon's dangerous experiments with Nuform, a volatile synthetic vibranium. As they infiltrate the company's lab at Empire State University, they face off against the Ghost—sent to steal the secrets—and must contend with the sudden transformation of Roxxon scientist Arthur Dearborn into the Sunturion, all while Ultron-13 escapes in the chaos.

In "Outlaw Justice, Part One," Silver Sable assembles the Outlaws—Rocket Racer, Prowler, and Will-O-the-Wisp—for a high-stakes rescue mission to free the daughter of a Canadian government official. With the Sandman secretly aiding the kidnappers, the team must navigate treacherous terrain and shifting loyalties to complete their mission.

In "The Ghost and the Machine [The Vibranium Vendetta: Part II]," Spider-Man, Iron Man, and the Black Panther race to uncover the truth behind Roxxon's artificial vibranium as tensions flare between the Ghost and Ultron-13, whose clash threatens to expose a secret far bigger than either of them intended.

In "Outlaw Justice, Part 2," Silver Sable and the Outlaws launch a daring assault on Broussard's monastery, where tensions explode and loyalties are tested. Sandman, caught between his past and a desperate mission, fights not for the radicals but to rescue a girl—his only hope of reclaiming his standing with the Avengers.

In "The Three Faces of Evil!" from Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #22, Spider-Man and Nova race to stop a high-stakes theft of rare Antarctic vibranium, only to uncover a dangerous secret within the Life Foundation’s hidden complex. When the Tri-Sentinel is activated despite Spider-Man’s warnings, it awakens with a deadly new purpose—targeting nuclear power plants—and the heroes must face a machine built to destroy on a massive scale.

In "Death Walk!", Spider-Man pushes through the Tri-Sentinel’s deadly defenses while Nova fights outside, but the real danger comes when the Life Foundation arrives to destroy a crucial disc—unwittingly triggering a magnetic blast that halts the robot long enough for Spider-Man to unleash the Antarctic vibranium in its core.