Spider-Man #14
Spider-Man #14 (1998) delivers a tense showdown as the web-slinger faces a dangerously controlled Dragon Man, manipulated by Harrow’s sinister device. With the odds stacked against him, Spider-Man must rely on an unexpected ally—Will o' the Wisp—in a fight that tests both wit and resolve. Written by Todd DeZago and illustrated by Sal Buscema with inks by John Stanisci and colors by John Kalisz, the issue features a striking cover by Mike Wieringo and Richard Case.
In "null," a new Spider-Man faces off against the terrifyingly reformed Will o' the Wisp, a foe whose power and menace eclipse anything this version of the hero has ever known—though he’s never even fought the man before. The tension builds as the past and present collide in a battle of wits and wills, with no clear edge in sight.
In "null," Spider-Man faces a dire threat as Dragon Man, the massive purple villain, is mind-controlled by Harrow’s sinister device. With odds stacked against him and no clear allies, Spidey must rely on the unpredictable Will o' the Wisp—his former enemy—to survive the chaos.
In the aftermath of Onslaught, New York teeters on the edge as the hive-minded Swarm descends, turning the city into a battleground of buzzing menace. With the streets overrun and chaos spreading, Spider-Man must confront a threat that’s as relentless as it is bizarre—while grappling with the quiet weight of a new life just on the horizon, hinted at in the next issue’s tease.
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