Spider-Man and Zoids #27

Sep 1986 · Marvel UK · 0.30 GBP

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In "The Choice and the Challenge!", Peter Parker grapples with the weight of his new powers after a fateful encounter with a radioactive spider. As he faces the consequences of his first moment of hesitation, the tragic loss of his uncle forces him to confront what it truly means to be responsible. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with dynamic precision by Steve Ditko, this 1986 Marvel UK classic captures the birth of a hero, with colors by Stan Goldberg and letters by Artie Simek. The cover by Geoff Senior perfectly frames the moment’s gravity.

Contains 3 stories

Untitled Science Fiction story

5 pp · Science Fiction

The Choice and the Challenge!

6 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker]May ParkerBen Parker (flashback)Nathan LubenskyMary Jane WatsonArthur ChekovFlash ThompsonSha ShanCrusher Hogan (flashback)Liz Allan (flashback)Betty LeedsRobbie RobertsonNed LeedsHobgoblin [Roderick Kingsley] (villain)Rose (villain)Kingpin (villain)Arranger (villain)Green Goblin [Norman Osborn] (cameo flashback)Gwen Stacy (cameo flashback)Jean DeWolff (cameo flashback)Sin-Eater (cameo flashback)

In "The Choice and the Challenge!", Peter Parker faces a turning point as the Hobgoblin strikes again, forcing him to confront his past and his promise to protect others. With Aunt May recovering and Mary Jane urging him to stay, Peter must decide whether to walk away—or suit up one more time. When the Hobgoblin takes Sha Shan hostage, Spider-Man is pushed to his limit, facing a new threat with a deadly weapon and a heart full of doubt.

Spider-Man!

6 pp · Superhero

Spider-Man [Peter Parker] (introduction, origin)Ben Parker (introduction)Crusher HoganFlash Thompson (introduction)Liz Allan (introduction)May Parker (introduction)the Burglar

In this classic 1986 tale from *Spider-Man and Zoids #27*, Peter Parker’s life changes forever after a radioactive spider bite grants him extraordinary abilities. When he hesitates to stop a fleeing burglar, the consequences unfold with tragic weight—leading to a profound reckoning that reshapes his sense of duty.