Sinister Tales #105
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Speedster and the Spider!", Quicksilver takes a surprising turn, stepping in to clear Spider-Man’s name after the Daily Bugle pins the blame for the golden tablet theft on the web-slinger. With Robbie’s exposé painting Peter Parker as the culprit, Quicksilver’s investigation leads him to question the truth behind the headlines—and discover that the real threat might be far more dangerous than the man in the mask. Written by Stan Lee and John Romita, with art by Romita and Mooney, and a cover by Romita, this 1971 classic blends action and moral complexity in a story where reputation and reality collide.
In "The Speedster and the Spider!" from Sinister Tales #105, Quicksilver, seeking redemption after his time with Magneto, sets out to capture the menace known as Spider-Man—only to find the truth far from the headlines. When he finally confronts the web-slinger, the real culprit behind the golden tablet case begins to unravel, and the line between hero and villain blurs.
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