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.
In "X-Faktor," the Fantastic Four find themselves facing a cunning Skrull infiltration when a group of shape-shifting aliens masquerade as the X-Men, forcing them to rely on unexpected allies—Captain America, Spider-Man, and Gladiator—to untangle the deception before the truth is lost in plain sight.
In "Ferae naturae (et utæmmet dyr)," Spidey and Black Cat navigate the fragile spark of a new romance when Felicia’s theft of a mysterious canister sets off a chain reaction. With the Black Cat taken by Doc Ock, Spidey must track her down, turning to the Kingpin for help as a dangerous power struggle erupts between Doc Ock and the Owl over a neutron bomb.
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