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Cover: Rick Leonardi & Al Williamson

Spider-Man 2099 #12

Oct 1993 · Marvel · 1.25 USD; 1.60 CAD; 0.95 GBP
📊 ~28,916 copies sold its debut month
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“Death from on High”

Spider-Man 2099 squares off against the armored villain Thanatos on this October 1993 cover, with the red-and-gold-clad antagonist charging forward wielding two massive guns while a wisecracking Spidey quips, "Hey! You can't wreck Alchemax — that's my job!" The explosive orange background and dynamic composition by cover artists Rick Leonardi and Al Williamson give the confrontation a real sense of kinetic force. "Death from on High" promises a clash between two very different agendas — and writer Peter David is exactly the person to make it count.

writer Peter David · artist Rick Leonardi · inker Al Williamson · colorist George Roussos · letterer Rick Parker · cover Rick Leonardi, Al Williamson

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Cast · 10 characters

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letterer Rick Parker
cover pencils Rick Leonardi
cover inks Al Williamson

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Jordan Boone causes an explosion in the Virtual Unrealty section of Alchemax and Miguel helps rescue him. Thanatos kidnaps Tyler Stone and Dana, and Miguel convinces him to let Dana go. They return to the VU section, and release the Prophet.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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