Avenging Spider-Man: My Friends Can Beat Up Your Friends #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off the 2012 Avenging Spider-Man series, teaming Spider-Man with a rotating roster of Marvel's heaviest hitters. In the opening arc, Spidey joins forces with Wolverine, Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew), and the Red Hulk (Thaddeus Ross) for a globe-trotting adventure against a mysterious threat. Written by Zeb Wells with art by Joe Madureira, the volume captures the fun of Spider-Man's banter and team-ups with his fellow heroes.
In "null," Spider-Man and the Red Hulk race to stop a Moloid invasion during the NYC Marathon, only to find Mayor Jameson taken and the underground tunnels alive with a new threat—Ra'ktar, the force that has already bested the Mole Man.
In "null," J. Jonah Jameson takes a bold stand against the alien conqueror Ra'ktar after Spider-Man and Red Hulk are swallowed by a giant monster, only to find himself facing the threat alone—until a wounded Hulk returns just in time to take up the fight, leaving Jameson to grapple with the cost of courage.
In "null," Spider-Man outsmarts the alien warlord Ra'ktar through a move that’s as clever as it is unorthodox—leaving both Ross and Jameson unimpressed. Meanwhile, the Mole Man is restored to his underground throne, but his gratitude doesn’t stop him from plotting his next move against the heroes.
In "null," Spider-Man and Hawkeye are paired up for a patrol mission under Captain America’s orders, a setup neither hero is thrilled about. As they navigate their clashing styles, they stumble upon a conspiracy tied to the Serpent Society, forcing them to work together despite their differences.
In "null," Spider-Man finds himself teaming up with Captain America during a high-stakes mission against the Serpent Society. As they work side by side, Spider-Man is intrigued by the revelation that the young Steve Rogers once wrote and illustrated a comic about a WWII superhero—something that makes the legendary hero feel a little more human, and a lot more relatable.
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