Marvel Tales #128
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Skirmish Beneath The Streets" in Marvel Tales #128 (1981) finds Spider-Man grappling with the fallout of the Jackal's scheme, after disposing of a deadly clone in a furnace. As tensions simmer and the city faces new threats, the Shocker emerges to strike—leaving Peter and his allies to face the chaos beneath the streets. Written by Len Wein and illustrated by Ross Andru with inks by John Romita, the issue features a cover by John Romita, capturing the tension in a striking, dynamic scene.
In "Skirmish Beneath The Streets," Peter Parker grapples with the lingering fallout of the Jackal's scheme, only to face a new threat when the Shocker launches a sudden assault on the city. As tensions rise and the streets of New York grow tense, Spider-Man must confront the chaos—both from the underground and within—without knowing what’s truly coming next.
In "While The City Shrieks," Triton emerges from the waters near New York, only to be met with fear and violence from panicked bystanders. After fleeing back to Attilan, he shares what he witnessed with Black Bolt, leaving the aftermath of that encounter unresolved.
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