Spider-Man #12
In this pivotal 1998 issue, Jessica Carradine faces a life-changing choice—her past and her heart at odds as she confronts Ben Reilly, the man she believes is responsible for her father’s death. Written and illustrated by Dan Jurgens, with inks by Klaus Janson and colors by Gregory Wright, this story unfolds with emotional weight and tension. The cover, also by Jurgens and Janson, captures the moment’s intensity.
In "null," Jo faces a crushing choice: the man she's come to care for—Ben Reilly, the man she believes killed her father—might be the very person she’s vowed to punish. With a photograph that ties him to her father’s death, her heart battles her grief in a story where trust is fragile and every step forward could unravel everything.
In "null," Spider-Man faces a dire threat as Dragon Man, now under Harrow's control, runs rampant—leaving Spidey dangerously outmatched. With the odds stacked against him, he must rely on an unexpected ally: Will o' the Wisp—while grappling with a startling turn in the life of a powerless Peter Parker.
In "null," Peter Parker faces a terrifying crisis as his body begins to fail, leaving both his doctors and Spider-Man powerless to stop it. With no clear cause and no cure in sight, the weight of his condition tests the limits of his strength and resolve.
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