Marvel Legendary Collection #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "New Ways to Die Part One: Back With Vengeance," Spider-Man faces a deadly new threat as Menace targets him in a high-stakes showdown that spills into a building teeming with illegal workers. With Peter Parker racing to uncover the truth, journalist Ben Urich and Sally Floyd dig into a web of corruption tied to mayoral candidate Randall Crowne—only for Crowne to turn to Norman Osborn, who summons his Thunderbolts. Meanwhile, Eddie Brock's visit to the FEAST sparks unsettling changes, and Aunt May warns Betty Brant about the dangers of chasing stories at the Daily Bugle. Dan Slott and John Romita Jr. deliver a tense, character-driven chapter, with Klaus Janson’s inks and Dean White’s colors heightening the atmosphere, all framed by a striking cover by Romita Jr. and Janson.
In "New Ways to Die Part One: Back With Vengeance," Spider-Man finds himself caught in a deadly game when Menace targets him, triggering a chain of events that exposes a web of corruption tied to a building housing illegal workers. As Peter Parker races to uncover the truth, his investigation leads him to Ben Urich and Sally Floyd, who uncover a shocking connection to mayoral candidate Randall Crowne—prompting Crowne to turn to Norman Osborn for help and summon the Thunderbolts. Meanwhile, at the FEAST, Betty Brant reports on mysterious healings, Eddie Brock feels something strange stir within him, and Aunt May warns her about the dangers of working for the Daily Bugle, all while Peter returns home to face the storm he’s helped unleash.
In "New Ways to Die Part Two: Osborn Supremacy," Norman Osborn tightens his grip on New York as he and the Thunderbolts hunt Spider-Man, leaving chaos in their wake. While Peter’s allies regroup, Eddie Brock returns to FEAST—changed, cured, and facing a new threat when Venom’s presence draws a shocking transformation. With tensions rising and old enemies closing in, the city braces for a reckoning.
In "New Ways To Die Part Three: The Kill Cure," Eddie Brock, now transformed into Anti-Venom, wages a brutal fight through the FEAST building as Spider-Man intervenes, caught between two enemies. With Martin Li and Aunt May guiding the homeless to safety, Menace targets Bill Hollister while Spider-Man juggles combat and capturing the chaos on camera. As Anti-Venom begins to unravel the alien taint in Mac Gargan, his focus shifts to Spider-Man—aiming to purge the very source of his power—while Norman watches from afar, tracking the images being snapped from a rooftop.
In "New Ways to Die Part Four: Opposites Attack," Spider-Man pushes to stop Eddie from using the dangerous Anti-Venom suit, but the Thunderbolts intervene to save Mac Gargan—leading to a clash between heroes and anti-heroes. As Malice confronts Norman and Harry uncovers damning evidence tying his father to a trafficking ring, the tension escalates when Norman reveals he’s weaponized Spider-Man’s own camera tech to track the spider symbol. With the stakes rising and old enemies converging, the fight for control—and truth—takes a dark turn.
In "New Ways to Die Part Five: Easy Targets," Peter uncovers Oscorp’s dark experiments on undocumented immigrants, leading to a dangerous new toxin derived from Gargan and the captured Freak. As Bullseye and Thunderbolt agents assault Spider-Man—destroying Harry’s coffee shop in the process—Peter fights back, turning the tables on his trackers. With Anti-Venom aiding the hunt, Norman Osborn unleashes a fully armored Scorpion, setting the stage for a volatile confrontation.
In "New Ways To Die Part Six: Weapons of Self Destruction," Norman Osborn manipulates events to position himself as a savior while pushing Harry toward a dark alliance, all as Spider-Man and Anti-Venom clash with the Green Goblin and the Thunderbolts. With Eddie Brock stripped of his suit by a deadly toxin and Peter Parker uncovering the truth about Harry’s hidden experiments, the line between hero and villain blurs—especially when Lily shares a moment with Peter and Aunt May confronts a side of Martin Li she never saw coming.
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