Spider-Man #7
In the freezing heart of a New York winter, a strange new cable network captures the city’s attention with its wildly surreal broadcasts—programming so unnerving, it feels like a trap. With Mysterio’s signature flair for illusion and manipulation now amplified through the airwaves, Spider-Man must push through brutal weather and a barrage of high-tech tricks to uncover the truth behind the spectacle. Written and drawn by Dan Jurgens, with inks by Klaus Janson and colors by Gregory Wright, this gripping issue features a striking cover by John Romita Jr. and Al Williamson.
In the frigid grip of a New York winter, a strange new cable network captivates the city with its unnerving, surreal broadcasts—programming so unnervingly original it can only be the work of Mysterio. As the web-slinger races against the storm and a barrage of high-tech illusions, he must unravel the twisted spectacle before it consumes the city.
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