Astonishing Spider-Man #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Back in Black Part 3 of 5," Spider-Man digs deep into the underworld, tracking down the sniper responsible for Aunt May’s attack, while facing the growing strain of her failing health. With Peter desperate and resources dwindling, he makes a bold choice to use his own blood in a desperate attempt to save her. As the Kingpin begins to close in, Spider-Man’s pursuit leads to a tense showdown at the prison—just as the villain’s escape plan unfolds. Written by J. Michael Straczynski and illustrated by Ron Garney, with inks by Bill Reinhold, colors by Matt Milla, and letters by VC's Cory Petit, this gripping chapter features a cover by Ron Garney.
In "Back in Black Part 3 of 5," Spider-Man tracks down the sniper responsible for Aunt May’s attack, dragging him into the sewers to extract answers. With May’s condition worsening and their resources dwindling, Peter makes a desperate choice—using his own blood to try and save her. As Kingpin, aware Spider-Man is closing in, orchestrates a jailbreak, the web-slinger arrives just as the criminal escapes, setting the stage for a brutal showdown.
In "The Strange Case of..., Part Three of Three," Spider-Man dives into Calvin Zabo’s underground lair to rescue kidnapped homeless youths and stop the terrifying transformation of Jordan Harrison, who’s slipping further into something beyond human. With Zabo’s dual menace looming and the stakes rising in the shadows, Spider-Man must outthink both the scientist and the beast he’s become.
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