Spider-Man #35
In "Vertigo," Spider-Man battles a terrifying new fear—heights—triggered by Morbius’ bite, clinging desperately to a skyscraper’s side in a moment of raw vulnerability. Meanwhile, Robin Vega pushes Paul Stacy to reconsider his allegiance to the "Friends of Humanity," setting a tense personal conflict in motion. Written by Howard Mackie and Michael Strittmatter, with dynamic art by John Romita Jr. and inks by Scott Hanna, this 1999 issue delivers a gripping, character-driven story grounded in psychological tension. The cover, also by Romita Jr. and Hanna, captures the issue’s intense atmosphere.
In "Vertigo," Spider-Man battles a crippling fear born from Morbius’ bite, clinging to a skyscraper’s edge in a moment of raw vulnerability. Meanwhile, Robin Vega pushes Paul Stacy to reconsider his allegiance to the "Friends of Humanity," testing the limits of loyalty and conviction.
In "Keiner stoppt Juggernaut!", Spider-Man finds himself locked in a brutal clash with the unstoppable Juggernaut, who’s making his way through New York City with a mysterious mission: delivering a sword to his employers. With the city on edge and no one able to halt his advance, Spider-Man must push his limits in a fight that tests both speed and resolve.
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