Die Spinne Comic - Taschenbuch #71
In "Regentanz," Spider-Man finds himself entangled in a new web of vengeance when the Master of Vengeance resurfaces with a personal score to settle. With Mary Jane by his side and Lt. Higgins caught in the crossfire, Peter Parker must face a foe whose motives run deeper than simple retribution—especially when the stakes involve more than just a fight.
In "Das Netz zerriss," Spider-Man [Peter Parker] finds himself caught in the escalating chaos of a fractured assassins' guild, where loyalty has shattered and violence threatens to spiral out of control. With J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie Robertson, and Marla Madison Jameson watching from the sidelines, and figures like Glory Grant, Dirk, the Foreigner, Pulse, Silence, Swift-1, and Deadaim pulling strings from the shadows, Spidey must weigh the cost of stopping a revolution that could unravel the very web he’s sworn to protect.
In "Rücksturz zur Erde," Spider-Man and the X-Men race against time as Professor Power’s colossal castle hurtles toward a small town, threatening catastrophe. Amid the chaos, the Green Goblin returns home, setting the stage for a collision of heroism, desperation, and long-buried secrets.
In "Lebwohl, mein Feind!", Harry Osborn's fractured mind battles between his own identity and the monstrous Green Goblin, driving him to confront Spider-Man in a violent spiral. Just as the attack reaches its peak, Mary Jane Watson-Parker arrives with their son Normie, forcing Harry to hesitate—caught between vengeance and the love he can’t quite remember.
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