Spider-Man and Zoids #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bits and Pieces Part Two," Ken Connell faces two high-stakes crises: rescuing a boy trapped in a well in Kingston, New York, and stopping a cruise ship hijacked by terrorists with a nuclear weapon. With Spitfire’s unexpected intervention and a tense race against time, Connell works to prevent disaster—only to confront the Troubleshooters about the risks their methods may pose. 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 features a cover by Martin Griffiths.
In "Taking Charge!", Ken Connell steps up when a boy falls down a well in Kingston, New York—only to be outpaced by Spitfire’s sudden, heroic dive. When a cruise ship is hijacked by terrorists with a nuclear threat, Connell races to contain the fallout, using his wits and courage to avert disaster. His actions lead him to confront Spitfire and the Troubleshooters at their base, where he issues a stark warning about the risks of their methods.
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