Bongo Comics Presents Radioactive Man #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Amazing Radioactive Spider," Radioactive Man's lecture takes a bizarre turn when Parker Peterman is bitten by a radioactive spider—only this isn't your average origin story. Written by Batton Lash and brought to life by Mike DeCarlo’s dynamic art, with inks by Robert Smith, colors by Nathan Kane, and letters by Christopher Ungar, this 2001 Bongo Comics issue spins a delightfully offbeat tale. The cover, by Bill Morrison, captures the moment with a mix of absurdity and flair.
In "The Amazing Radioactive Spider," Parker Peterman’s life takes a bizarre turn during a lecture by the legendary Radioactive Man—when a radioactive spider bites him, the results are anything but predictable. Written by the team behind Bongo Comics Presents Radioactive Man, this 14-page humor short follows the unexpected fallout of a science experiment gone sideways, with a twist that redefines what it means to be "spider-powered."
When a chance photo captures Radioactive Man—revealing his true identity as Claude Kane III with a jagged piece of metal lodged in his head—the secret he’s kept since his transformation is suddenly in danger of being exposed. Written by the team behind the series and illustrated with their signature blend of absurdity and flair, this six-page gem turns a simple mishap into a high-stakes comedy of errors.
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Reprinted in Simpsons Comics Presents Bart Simpson #4 (2004), Radioactive Man #711 (2007)
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