Spider-Man #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePart three of "Power and Responsibility" arrives in October 1994, and Tom Lyle's cover sets the stakes immediately: a hooded, bare-footed figure in a dark jacket bearing Spider-Man's unmistakable mask lunges forward against a moonlit sky, chains trailing from one hand as smoke and fire erupt around the rooftops below. The cover copy promises that Spider-Man's clone swings into action to save the life of the original, making this an urgent chapter in Howard Mackie and Tom Lyle's four-part arc. With the corner box teasing "Traveller — Triumphant!" inside, issue #51 has a lot going on and a great deal of tension packed into one dynamic image.
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Reprinted in Spiderman Special #17 (1995), Spider-Man #17 (1995), Spindelmannen #3/1996 (1996), The Amazing Spider-Man #2/1997 (1997), Spider-Man: The Complete Clone Saga Epic #1 (2010), Spider-Man: Clone Saga Omnibus #1 (2016), Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection #27 (2024), Die Spinne #253
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