Marvel-pocket #4/1985; 5
In "Uppdrag: Krossa Kingpin!", Spider-Man takes on the Kingpin in a high-stakes showdown that ends with the criminal mastermind felled by his own weapon. As the police close in, the Kingpin accuses Spider-Man of stealing the priceless tablet, setting off a chain of events that puts the web-slinger in a deadly crossfire when he tries to return it. With tensions rising and the truth buried under suspicion, Spider-Man must clear his name while navigating a city that no longer trusts him.
In "Spindelmannen efterlyst!", Spider-Man is still on the run, hiding the mysterious tablet in Peter's closet as the Kingpin escapes jail with a promise to claim him and the artifact. The two clash in a brutal fight, but before it can end, J. Jonah Jameson—spurred on by Ned Leeds—calls for the police. A sudden arrival of a sleek car with a woman driver allows the Kingpin to vanish, leaving Spider-Man in the crosshairs of public outrage. When Jameson launches into another tirade, Spider-Man snaps, delivering a furious retort that leaves the editor seemingly dead. Now, with Jameson's fate uncertain, the question looms: has Spider-Man crossed a line he can't come back from?
In "Löparen och spindeln!", with J. Jonah Jameson sidelined, Robbie Robertson takes a bold stand by publishing Peter Parker’s photos in the Daily Bugle—revealing Kingpin, not Spider-Man, as the true culprit behind the golden tablet heist. Quicksilver, seeking redemption after his time with Magneto, sets out to capture the web-slinger only to find the truth far more complicated than the headlines suggest.
In "På jakt efter... Kameleonten!", Spindelmannen races to stop a string of daring art thefts at a gala, where the Chameleon strikes under the watchful eye of Kapten Stacy. With Harry Osborne and Flash Thompson caught in the middle of a personal storm, Peter Parker must untangle the mystery—only to find the Chameleon's true identity hidden in plain sight, leading to a shocking moment of recognition that leaves him reeling.
In "null," Peter Parker’s life shifts in an instant when a radioactive spider bites him, granting him extraordinary abilities. After hesitating to stop a fleeing burglar, he’s haunted by the consequences when his uncle Ben is killed—leading Peter to vow he’ll never again ignore his duty.
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