Astonishing Spider-Man #4
In "Just Blame Spider-Man," Peter Parker finds himself caught in a tense standoff between Wolverine and Charlie in a Berlin diner, where trust is as fragile as the glass on the table. With the situation spiraling after Spider-Man’s impulsive intervention, Peter must rely solely on his spider-sense to survive a brutal fight—only to realize too late that the real danger wasn’t who he thought. Written by James C. Owsley and illustrated by Mark Bright, with inks by Al Williamson and colors by Petra Scotese, this 2010 UK issue features a striking cover by Phil Jimenez.
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Wolverine and Charlie sit in a restaurant knowing it to be a trap. Spider-Man screws it up by busting in and causing the agents to start fighting. Spider-Man stops Wolverine from cutting a fatal blow and they fight. Spider-Man is forced to rely completely on his spider-sense against Wolverine, who will not stop. Just then his spider-sense goes nuts, so he turns and punches by instinct. However, it isn't Wolverine attacking him but Charlie. Wolverine and Peter leave East Berlin. Peter is haunted by the fatal punch as he travels home. Mary Jane arrives and hugs him to help the pain go away.
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