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Marvel Adventures Spider-Man#3
Cover: Karl Kerschl & Serge LaPointe

Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #3

Aug 2010 · Marvel · 2.99 USD
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In this fun, action-packed installment of *Marvel Adventures Spider-Man* #3, Spider-Man and his new partner Chat are hired by the mysterious Blonde Phantom to shadow Wolverine for a day—testing if the berserker is "trouble free" enough to endorse a new hair gel. What starts as a simple assignment quickly spirals into a clash with the Torino mob, forcing Spider-Man and Wolverine into an unexpected team-up. Just as the fight heats up, Bullseye makes a surprise entrance, saving Spider-Man with a chilling promise: their real battle is just beginning. Written by Paul Tobin and brought to life with dynamic art by Matteo Lolli, inks by Terry Pallot and Andrew Hennessy, and vibrant colors by SotoColor, this 2010 issue features a standout cover by Karl Kerschl and Serge LaPointe.

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writer Paul Tobin · artist Matteo Lolli · inker Terry Pallot · inker Andrew Hennessy · colorist SotoColor · letterer Dave Sharpe · cover Karl Kerschl, Serge LaPointe

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Full credits

writer Paul Tobin
colorist SotoColor
letterer Dave Sharpe
cover pencils Karl Kerschl
cover inks Serge LaPointe

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Blonde Phantom hires Spider-Man and Chat to follow Wolverine for a day to see if he is trouble free enough to become the spokesperson for "Rebellion" hair gel. Of course, "trouble free" isn't really in Wolverine’s repertoire and he and Spider-Man end up mixing it up with members of the Torino mob. During the fight, Bullseye shows up and rescues Spider-Man from the gangsters but promises that it is only so he can take the hero down himself.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).