Edderkoppen #2/1986
"X-Faktor" in Edderkoppen #2/1986 delivers a pulse-pounding blend of romance and high-stakes chaos, as Spider-Man and Black Cat navigate their growing connection amid a dangerous web of stolen technology. Written by Bill Mantlo and Morten Søndergård, with art by Al Milgrom and inks by Jim Mooney, the story sees Spidey drawn into a deadly clash between Doc Ock and the Owl, each seeking control over a neutron bomb—while Black Cat becomes the unexpected prize in the crossfire. John Byrne’s dynamic cover captures the tension perfectly, making this a standout issue for fans of classic Spidey arcs.
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Spidey and Black Cat begin to foster a romantic relationship. Felicia has stolen a mysterious canister from Doc Ock and the villain crashes in on the lovers to steal it back, taking the Cat along as a bonus. Spidey tries to track the Black Cat down and turn to Kingpin for help. Spidey gets involved in power struggle between Doc Ock and the Owl who are both vying for the privilege of setting off the neutron bomb. Doc Ock is victorious and the Owl is badly wounded. When Doc Ock hurts the Black Cat as well, Spidey retaliates by ripping his mechanical arms off.
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