Hämähäkkimies #2/2010
In "Daddy's little girl - Character assassination: Interlude," Carlie finds herself caught between loyalty and justice as she uncovers a deep police conspiracy targeting Spider-Man with spider tracers. With the help of Vin and the unlikely protection of Matt Murdock, Spider-Man must survive the brutal realities of Ryker's Island—where even in costume, his greatest challenge isn’t the inmates, but the truth behind the frame-up. Written by Marc Guggenheim and Rami Rautkorpi, with art by John Romita Jr. and inks by Klaus Janson, this 2010 issue delivers a tense, character-driven story grounded in betrayal and resilience. The cover, also by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson, captures the gravity of the moment.
In "Daddy's Little Girl – Character Assassination: Interlude," Harry is stunned when he catches Lily in the guise of the Menace, a villain tied to his father’s dark legacy. She reveals how she discovered one of his father’s secret Green Goblin labs and how the Menace identity isn’t just a costume—it’s a physical transformation. As Harry grapples with the truth, Lily accepts his marriage proposal, leaving him reeling. In the aftermath, he secretly takes up his father’s Goblin gear, stepping into a legacy he never asked for.
In "Character Assassination Part 3," Carlie uncovers the shocking extent of the police conspiracy to frame Spider-Man using spider tracers, only to find her own superior complicit and willing to sacrifice Vin. Meanwhile, Spider-Man, imprisoned and still in costume, is transferred to Ryker's Island—where he must protect Vin from a violent gang, all while Matt Murdock fights to keep his identity hidden.
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