Spider-Man #2
In "Dood spoor [deel 3]", Peter Parker faces a new kind of reckoning when the Vulture abducts him from the hospital, revealing a painful motive behind their past clash—his grandson’s medical bills. With Black Cat stepping in at a critical moment, the fight takes a sharp turn, leading to a tense handover to the Owl, who’s far from pleased with the Vulture’s recent missteps. Meanwhile, a single photo of a masked, bandaged Spider-Man—captured by a curious orderly—lands on the Daily Bugle’s desk, sparking a familiar kind of chaos. Written by Mark Millar and brought to life with dynamic art by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson, with coloring by Avalon and Ian Hannin, and a striking cover by the Dodsons, this issue blends emotional stakes with high-octane action.
In "Dood spoor [deel 3]," Spidey, haunted by guilt over Aunt May’s capture, goes head-to-head with a powered-up Electro in a brutal clash that leaves him severely injured. Before collapsing, he uses the chaos to hand out the stolen twenty million dollars to a crowd of stunned New Yorkers. Laid up in the hospital, Spidey’s recovery is interrupted by an unexpected visit from the Vulture.
In "Dood spoor [deel 4]," Peter Parker’s recovery is interrupted when the Vulture storms his hospital room, revealing a painful motive behind their last clash—his grandson’s medical bills. With Black Cat stepping in to help, the fight escalates, leading to the Vulture’s capture and a tense handover to the Owl, who isn’t pleased with his recent losses. Meanwhile, a hospital orderly’s photo of a masked, bandaged Spider-Man makes its way to the Daily Bugle, sparking a familiar headline frenzy.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Knights Spider-Man #3 (2004), Marvel Knights Spider-Man #4 (2004)
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