Edderkoppen #36
In "In Djævelsk Udfordring!", Spider-Man races through New York’s underworld hunting the Hobgoblin, all while the black alien costume struggles to manipulate young Franklin Richards—without success. When the Hobgoblin targets Harry Osborn for his father’s hidden journals, Spidey steps in, leading to a chaotic battle that spills into a women’s bathroom, where a pumpkin bomb webbed to Hobgoblin’s hand forces a tense standoff. As the fight escalates, Liz and Mary Jane are taken by the Rose’s men, leaving Harry helpless—just as Spidey’s grip on the situation starts to slip. Written by Tom DeFalco and Morten Søndergård, with dynamic art by Ron Frenz and inks by Joe Rubinstein and Brett Breeding, and colored by Bob Sharen, the cover by Mike Zeck and John Beatty captures the chaos in sharp, striking detail.
In "In Djævelsk Udfordring!", Spidey races through New York’s underworld hunting the Hobgoblin, his black alien suit whispering secrets to young Franklin Richards—though the boy can’t help. When the Goblin strikes at Harry for his father’s hidden journals, Spidey steps in, dragging the fight into a women’s bathroom where a pumpkin bomb traps Hobgoblin’s hand in a toilet. After a brutal clash that sends Spidey crashing into a train, Liz and Mary Jane are taken by the Rose’s men, leaving Harry helpless.
In "Det Første Træk!" from Edderkoppen #36, heroes and villains alike are pulled into strange spacecraft and thrust into the surreal creation of Battleworld, where the Beyonder offers power to those who defeat their enemies. As Galactus and Doom attempt to challenge the cosmic force, they’re repelled—leaving the remaining heroes and villains to confront each other on the new world, where alliances shift and old grudges flare.
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