Die Spinne #35
In "Chamäleon bedeutet ... Chaos!", Spider-Man finally clears his name when D.A. Towers drops all charges, only to face a new threat as the Chameleon orchestrates a public smear campaign, turning the crowd against him in Central Park. With Flash Thompson rallying the people to stand by him, Spider-Man earns a rare moment of public approval—though not everyone is pleased, as J. Jonah Jameson fumes and a shadowy figure in Westchester vows revenge. Written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Keith Pollard with inks by Mike Esposito and colors by Marie Severin, this 1981 issue features a cover by Keith Pollard that captures the tension perfectly.
In "Chamäleon bedeutet ... Chaos!", Spider-Man finally clears his name when D.A. Towers announces the charges against him are dropped—but the moment is hijacked by the Chameleon, who stages a public smear campaign by making it look like Spider-Man assaults an elderly woman in Central Park. As Flash Thompson rallies the crowd in Central Park to stand by their hero, the victory is shadowed by J. Jonah Jameson’s fury and a chilling vow from a masked figure in a Westchester lab, setting the stage for something far darker.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #4 (1967), The X-Men #47 (1968), The Amazing Spider-Man #186 (1978)
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