Spider-Man #14
In "Maximum Carnage, 11ème partie : Soldats de l'espoir," Spider-Man and a growing band of heroes face the chaotic aftermath of Shriek’s sonic assault across Manhattan, while Morbius and Nightwatch clash with Carnage and his violent entourage at the Statue of Liberty. Written by David Michelinie and brought to life by Mark Bagley’s dynamic art and Randy Emberlin’s sharp inks, this pivotal chapter pushes both battles to a breaking point—each side fighting not just for survival, but for hope. The cover by Mark Bagley and Randy Emberlin captures the intensity of the moment, a 29-franc French comic from 1995 that remains a standout in the series.
In "Maximum Carnage, 11ème partie : Soldats de l'espoir," Morbius and Nightwatch clash with Carnage and his forces atop the Statue of Liberty, while Spider-Man and the other heroes struggle to withstand the disorienting chaos unleashed by Shriek’s sonic powers across Manhattan. The battle rages across iconic New York landmarks as heroes push their limits in a desperate fight to hold back the tide of madness.
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↩ Reprints Spider-Man #37 (1993), Spider-Man Unlimited #2 (1993), The Amazing Spider-Man #380 (1993), The Spectacular Spider-Man #203 (1993), The Amazing Spider-Man #392 (1994)
Reprinted in 2099 #20 (1995)
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