Spider-Man #18
Spider-Man #18 (1998) brings Peter Parker to the Savage Land, where melting icebergs threaten a hidden world. As Spider-Man joins Ka-Zar in a desperate effort to evacuate its inhabitants, the stakes rise in a story that blends environmental peril with the clash of two heroes from different worlds. Written by Todd DeZago and illustrated by Mike Wieringo, with inks by Richard Case and colors by Gregory Wright and Graphic Color Works, the issue features a striking cover by Wieringo and Case.
In "null," Spider-Man finds himself wrongly blamed in the headlines for the Trapster’s latest spree, sparking a dangerous game of misdirection. The disgruntled villain, fueled by resentment, escalates his crimes with one goal: to lure the web-slinger into a trap of his own making.
In "null," Peter Parker’s assignment to report on the melting icebergs threatening the Savage Land pulls Spider-Man into a high-stakes race against time as Ka-Zar fights to evacuate the region’s inhabitants. With the fragile ecosystem collapsing and danger mounting, the web-slinger finds himself caught between two worlds—journalism and heroism—on the edge of a vanishing frontier.
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