Spider-Man and Zoids #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bits and Pieces Part One," Ken Connell takes on two high-stakes missions in Kingston, New York, and on a hijacked cruise ship, facing down both natural dangers and international threats. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by John Romita Jr., with inks by Al Williamson and colors by George Roussos and Bob Sharen, this 1986 Marvel UK issue sees Connell confront the consequences of his actions while Sparrow and the Troubleshooters remain a mystery. The cover by Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein captures the tension of a moment that could change everything.
In "To Challenge the Beyonder!", Puma arrives in New York with a singular mission: to kill the Beyonder. Teaming up with Spider-Man, he investigates a mysterious cult linked to the cosmic entity—only to find the Beyonder absent and Spidey unwilling to pursue the threat. When Puma confronts the Beyonder directly, he’s instantly teleported to Japan, and upon returning, he races back to New York to warn Spider-Man that the entity must be stopped—before it’s too late.
In "Taking Charge!" from Spider-Man and Zoids #36 (1986), Ken Connell takes on two high-stakes crises—one a rescue from a well in Kingston, New York, the other a maritime hostage situation involving a nuclear threat—only to find himself at odds with Spitfire and the Troubleshooters when he questions their methods. The story follows Connell’s efforts to act decisively in the face of danger, testing his judgment against the team’s more aggressive tactics.
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