De spectaculaire Spider-Man #8
In "De Basilisk," Spider-Man takes on a bizarre Hollywood gig playing a spider monster, only to find himself tangled in a sabotage scheme involving three masked villains in his old costume. With the help of a skeptical special effects technician and a mysterious farm connection, Spider-Man uncovers a deeper conspiracy behind the chaos—while grappling with the real cost of fame. Written by Archie Goodwin and Bill Mantlo, with dynamic art by Don Perlin and Jim Mooney, and a striking cover by Ron Wilson and Dan Adkins.
In "De film-spin," Spider-Man takes on a role as a spider monster in a movie directed by Daniel Miller, trading web-slinging for the spotlight—until a series of sabotage attempts threaten the production. When three villains in Klemmer’s rejected costumes wreak havoc on set, Spider-Man must unravel the mystery behind the chaos, leading him to a farm where the real danger lies in the form of the movie’s own producer, Anton DeLionatus.
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