Peter Parker: Spider-Man 2000 #[nn]

Oct 2000 · Marvel · 3.50 USD; 5.25 CAD

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In "No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn!", Spider-Man takes a detour from his usual patrols to help a heartbroken Bounty, the Thing’s former flame, navigate a city caught in the crossfire of two warring gangs. With tensions boiling over and a forbidden romance on the line, Spider-Man and Bounty team up to protect a couple in danger, leading them on a desperate flight toward a fresh start in Canada. Written by Chris Claremont and Bill Rosemann, with dynamic art by Joe Bennett and inks by Mark Pennington, this 2000 issue blends emotional stakes with high-octane action, all wrapped in a striking cover by Joe Bennett.

Contains 2 stories

No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn!

30 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Bounty (guest-star)Bacchae [Bloody Maryothers] (villain)Golden HordeDiane (introduction)Jack (introduction)

In "No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn!" from Peter Parker: Spider-Man 2000, Spider-Man teams up with the surprisingly resilient Bounty—still reeling from being dumped by the Thing—to help a star-crossed couple flee warring gangs that won’t let their love flourish. With a mix of heart and web-slinging grit, the duo guides the lovers toward a fresh start across the border, where freedom might finally be possible.

From the Rich to the Poor

10 pp · Superhero

Black Cat [Felicia Hardy]Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Hydro-Man (villain)Baxter Anderson

In "From the Rich to the Poor," Spider-Man intercepts Black Cat during a heist, only to be thrown into an unexpected alliance when Hydro-Man attacks. Forced to work together, they fend off the aquatic menace and help deliver a criminal to justice. As the dust settles, Spider-Man is left wondering how to make amends—though not before Black Cat gives him a look that suggests she might not be as angry as she seems.