Eks almanah #360
In "Pucnjava u Central Parku," the Punisher crosses paths with Spider-Man during a high-stakes fight on a cruise ship, leading to an uneasy alliance when the Tarantula escapes. As the two trackers close in on their quarry, secrets begin to unravel—Harry uncovers the truth about Peter Parker’s double life. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Ross Andru with inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1983 issue from Dečje novine delivers tense action and personal stakes, all wrapped in a cover by an unknown artist.
In a tense clash aboard a cruise ship, the Punisher’s unexpected interference in Spider-Man’s fight with the Tarantula lets the villain slip away—setting off a reluctant alliance between the two masked vigilantes. As they pursue Tarantula through the city, secrets begin to unravel, and Harry’s discovery of Peter Parker’s true identity throws everything into sharper, more dangerous focus.
In a tale weaving past and present, the shadow of Fu Manchu looms as ancient tensions resurface between Fah Lo Suee and Nayland Smith. Meanwhile, a chilling modern-day echo emerges with a new Jack the Ripper preying on young women, setting the stage for a dangerous convergence.
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