Nova #167
In "Tactique II," the Space Phantom, disguised as She-Hulk, launches a brutal attack on Spider-Man, leaving him trapped in a pit while chaos unfolds. With tensions rising, Spidey storms Avengers Mansion seeking answers, only to be confronted by Captain America’s swift and undeniable proof that the impostor couldn’t have been the real She-Hulk. Meanwhile, Jason Jerome’s persistent phone calls to Mary Jane add another layer of tension to an already strained day. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated with dynamic precision by Sal Buscema, with colors by Bob Sharen and Renee Witterstaetter, the issue’s cover by Ron Lim captures the escalating stakes.
In "Avant la tempête !", Spider-Man finds himself ensnared by a cunning impostor posing as She-Hulk, leading to a tense confrontation at Avengers Mansion where Captain America swiftly exposes the deception. Meanwhile, Jo is caught in the crossfire of a personal crisis when Jason Jerome begins making unsettling phone calls to Mary Jane, adding a layer of urgency to an already volatile day.
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