Edderkoppen pocket [Edderkoppen superseriepocket] #11

In "Babyen min er ... kidnappet!", Spider-Man finds himself drawn into a city-wide search when a grieving mother steals the infant son of a mayoral candidate whose campaign is using the child as a public relations tool. With the boy's safety at stake, Spider-Man races against time to track down the missing child before the situation spirals further.

In "Hobgoblins hat!", Spider-Man and Black Cat share a dinner that quickly turns chaotic when the Hobgoblin strikes. As the two face off, Black Cat's lack of experience in superhero combat creates tension and missteps, allowing the villain to slip away — leaving their partnership tested and the threat unresolved.

In "Surr!", Spider-Man takes the Black Cat to his workplace, only to find themselves caught in a crisis when J. Jonah Jameson is in danger from the Fly. As the duo fights to save the publisher, Spider-Man faces a moment of truth—this is the moment he decides to finally reveal his secret identity to her.

In "Feilslått identitet!", Spider-Man shares his true identity with Black Cat, revealing the life of Peter Parker as he recounts his past. Shocked by her reaction, he realizes she’s drawn only to Spider-Man, not the man behind the mask.

In a universe on the brink of collapse, the scientist Galan makes a desperate bid to save his people by fleeing toward the heart of the dying cosmos. After surviving the final collapse, he awakens eons later as Galactus—no longer a man, but a being forged from the birth of a new universe, bound to sustain himself by consuming the life force of planets.

In a bold reimagining of Asgardian destiny, Thor finds himself torn between loyalty to his father Odin and his love for the mortal Jane Foster. When Odin forbids their union, Thor begins to suspect a dark force has corrupted the Allfather, leading him to rally the Avengers in a desperate bid to challenge Asgard’s throne. As war erupts and even Loki is summoned to lead Odin’s armies, the conflict spirals into a tragic stalemate—where heroes fall, alliances shatter, and the bonds of family are tested beyond repair. Jane Foster, caught between two worlds, steps forward with a plea for peace, but the rift between father and son may be too deep to heal.

In "Den første Uni-sjel," the Watcher recounts a forgotten chapter from Earth’s past: the rise of the Eternals, a race of humans altered by alien science into near-gods. When their city Titanos falls, brothers Zuras and Alars discover their immortality—and the profound power of the Uni-Brain, a shared consciousness linking all Eternals. As they choose Zuras as their new leader, Alars sets out alone, seeking a path beyond the collective.