Spider-Man 2099 Classic #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No Fury," Miguel O'Hara faces a new threat as an unseen shooter targets him on his way to meet Xina—unaware that the danger comes from Risque, Venture's sister, who has her own reasons for wanting him stopped. With Kasey Nash undergoing a high-tech upgrade from Stark-Fujikawa and Xina stepping in to assist with his holo-agent, Miguel’s already complicated mission takes a dangerous turn. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Rick Leonardi, with inks by Al Williamson, colors by Steve Buccellato, and letters by Lois Buhalis, this 2017 issue delivers tense momentum and sharp character moments. The cover, by Andrew Wildman and Stephen Baskerville, captures the edge of the moment perfectly.
In "Visiting Day," Miguel’s parents arrive for a family visit, but tensions flare when his father insults Xina—setting off a chain of violence when Gabriel is attacked by Kron. Conchata steps in to save Gabe, only for Kron to turn on George, who’s ready to fight back when Tyler Stone, Kron’s father, unexpectedly appears.
In "Assault and Batteries," Kasey, newly empowered, dons the mantle of Payback and storms Alchemax—only to be swiftly overpowered by the ruthless Risque. As Risque turns her attention to Spider-Man, he’s forced to fight dirty, using his venom to finally subdue her, just as the mysterious Venture makes a sudden appearance.
In "Truth Hurts," Miguel O'Hara confronts the man who may be his real father—Tyler Stone—only to find Conchata already there, unraveling a revelation that reshapes everything he thought he knew about his past. The clash between Spider-Man and Venture sets off a chain of truths that force Miguel to face a legacy he never asked for.
In "Hostile Takeover," Miguel faces a seismic shift when he learns Tyler Stone is his father, unraveling the foundation of his identity. With Kasey freed at Conchata's urging and tensions boiling, Miguel pushes Dana out of his apartment—only to be drawn into a sudden road trip with Xina, setting off a new chapter in a life already spiraling.
In "Family Affair," tensions flare between Tyler, George, and Conchata when a long-buried secret surfaces, forcing difficult choices. When Tyler demands an apology, Conchata refuses, leaving George furious—and Tyler’s wife quietly intervenes, revealing she knows the truth about Miguel.
In "Deadly Nightshade," Miguel O'Hara is brought by Xina to meet their former teacher, Angela, who's deep in her work on genetic manipulation. When Alchemax suits launch a sudden assault, the lab becomes a battleground—loyalties are tested, and the past isn't as buried as anyone thought.
In "Coming to a Head," Miguel faces a personal challenge when Kron humiliates him during a soccer game, pushing him to reconsider his passive approach. When Xina suggests standing up for himself, Miguel is forced to confront not just Kron’s aggression, but the growing tension between loyalty, pride, and the cost of retaliation.
In a dystopian future where the city's ruins hide more than just scrap, Spider-Man awakens amid the wreckage of Nightshade, his only company a dead ally and a scavenger crew who drag him to their hidden base. With Gabe and Kasey fleeing to Mexico for the Day of the Dead, Spider-Man makes a desperate move—activating a long-forgotten clone machine deep in the scavengers’ lair.
In "Brotherly Hate," Miguel faces off against Kron in a brutal confrontation that leaves him severely injured. Just as all seems lost, Angela arrives to intervene, delivering a decisive beatdown and revealing a shocking consequence: Kron is expelled.
In "Day of the Dead," Miguel and Xina travel to Mexico, where they unexpectedly reunite with old acquaintances Gabe and Kasey. When a strange light blinds Miguel, he separates from the group to investigate—only to cross paths with the enigmatic Strange, who joins him in uncovering the mystery unfolding around them.
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↩ Reprints Spider-Man 2099 #23 (1994), Spider-Man 2099 #24 (1994), Spider-Man 2099 #25 (1994), Spider-Man 2099 #26 (1994), Spider-Man 2099 #27 (1995), Spider-Man 2099 #28 (1995), Spider-Man 2099 #29 (1995), 2099 Unlimited #8 (1995), Spider-Man 2099 #30 (1995), Spider-Man 2099 #31 (1995), Spider-Man 2099 #32 (1995), Spider-Man 2099 #33 (1995)
Reprinted in Spider-Man 2099 Omnibus #1 (2023)
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