Marvel-pocket #1/1985

In "I kamp med det grønne trollet," Peter Parker, already burdened by Aunt May’s fragile health, finds himself caught off guard when a mysterious gas weakens his spider sense during a fight with thugs. Unaware of the danger, he’s exposed as Peter in front of the Green Goblin, who reveals a chilling truth: the villain is Norman Osborn, the man Peter once trusted. With his identity at risk and May’s condition hanging in the balance, Peter must face the Goblin’s twisted game before it’s too late.

In "Det grønne trollets endelikt," Spider-Man faces off against the Green Goblin in a brutal clash that leaves both fighters battered and the city in ruins. As the battle reaches its peak, a sudden explosion strips Norman Osborn of his memories, unraveling years of madness and leaving him a man unmoored from his past—his identity, his rage, and the life he once lived now lost to the void.

In "Neshornet," a mysterious figure known only as Neshornet emerges to challenge the Rhino in a high-stakes clash over John Jameson’s secrets, drawing the attention of May Parker, Betty Brant, Ned Leeds, and Gwen Stacy as tensions rise in the city. With J. Jonah Jameson watching from the sidelines and Flash Thompson caught in the crossfire, the line between hero and threat blurs as a young woman named Anna Watson finds herself entangled in a web of espionage and unexpected alliances.

When John Jameson returns from a space mission altered by mysterious spores, he awakens with super strength—and a fierce determination to bring Spider-Man to justice after a bank robbery. With the city on edge and the Daily Bugle stoking the fire, the newly powered Jameson takes up the hunt, unaware that the real culprit is someone else entirely. As tensions rise, old friendships are tested and the line between hero and vigilante begins to blur.

Er Edderkoppen ferdig? follows Peter Parker as he steps away from being Spider-Man, trading the web-slinging life for a quieter college routine, weighed down by worry for Aunt May and the constant pressure from J. Jonah Jameson. When a discarded suit is found and displayed at the Daily Bugle, Peter begins to rebuild his life—only to see crime surge as the Kingpin unites the mob, stirring guilt he can no longer ignore.