Spider-Man: Brand New Day - The Complete Collection #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death of a Wise Guy," Peter Parker races to expose a web of corruption tied to a deadly sweatshop, uncovering links to mayoral candidate Randall Crowne—and his unexpected alliance with Norman Osborn. As Peter teams up with Ben Urich and Sally Floyd, strange occurrences at the FEAST draw Eddie Brock into a mystery that begins to unravel in his own body, while Aunt May worries about Betty Brant’s dangerous reporting. With Spider-Man caught between truth and a looming threat from the Thunderbolts, the stakes rise in a story written by Dan Slott and illustrated by John Romita Jr., with inks by Klaus Janson, colors by Dean White, and lettering by Virtual Calligraphy and Cory Petit. The cover, penciled by John Romita Jr. and inked by Klaus Janson, captures the tension of a city on edge.
In "Kraven's First Hunt Part One To Squash a Spider!", Peter Parker’s life unravels as personal and professional chaos swirls around him, while Spider-Man and Daredevil clash with Fracture—unaware they’re being watched by a silent observer. Ana Kravinoff, hunting her prey with ruthless precision, mistakes Peter’s roommate Vin for the web-slinger and drags him into the sewers, forcing him into the Spider-Man suit.
In "Kraven’s First Hunt Part Two: Identity Crisis!", Ana Kravinoff mistakes Peter Parker’s roommate Vin Gonzales for Spider-Man, setting a deadly trap that escalates when she injects the real Spider-Man with mutant growth hormone. With Vin missing and his costume gone, Peter dons a Daredevil suit and ventures into the sewers, where he’s soon ambushed by Vermin, racing against time to save his friend before Ana’s hunt claims another victim.
In "Kraven's First Hunt Part Three Legacy," Peter Parker, disguised as Daredevil, leads a dangerous mission through the city's sewers to rescue Vin Gonzales, who's been taken by Ana Kravinoff—mistaking him for Spider-Man. As the hunt unfolds, old tensions rise and unexpected alliances form when Vermin becomes the key to stopping Kravinoff’s twisted game. Back in the hospital, Vin confronts Spider-Man with a mix of disbelief and frustration, while Ana retreats, her first hunt ending in quiet disillusionment.
In "New Ways to Die Part One: Back with Vengeance," Peter Parker faces a renewed threat as Menace targets Spider-Man, forcing him to uncover a web of corruption tied to a dangerous sweatshop. With help from Ben Urich and Sally Floyd, Peter traces the building’s ownership to mayoral candidate Randall Crowne—only to find Crowne turning to Norman Osborn for protection, summoning the Thunderbolts. As strange events unfold at the FEAST, where Betty Brant investigates mysterious healings and Eddie Brock feels unsettling changes, Peter returns home to face the enemy head-on.
In "New Ways to Die Part Two: The Osborn Supremacy," Norman Osborn tightens his grip on New York as he and the Thunderbolts hunt Spider-Man, leaving chaos in their wake. While Peter Parker struggles to stay one step ahead, Eddie Brock returns to FEAST—cured and reeling from his past—only to find himself at the center of a new, unexpected transformation when Venom’s presence awakens something within him.
In "New Ways to Die Part Three: The Killer Cure," Eddie Brock, now wielding the power of Anti-Venom, clashes with Venom inside the FEAST building as Spider-Man intervenes, caught between two deadly forces. With Martin Li and Aunt May guiding the homeless to safety, chaos unfolds as Menace targets Bill Hollister, and Spidey’s camera captures the fight from a rooftop—its flash freezing moments of transformation and violence. As Anti-Venom begins to unravel the alien taint in Mac Gargan, his next move turns toward Spider-Man, probing the source of his own power with unsettling intent.
In "New Ways to Die Part Four: Opposites Attack," Spidey confronts Eddie Brock as the Anti-Venom suit pushes him further into darkness, while the Thunderbolts arrive to save Mac Gargan—only to clash with both hero and symbiote. As Norman Osborn manipulates new technology to track Spider-Man through his camera’s targeting system, Harry Osborn delivers damning evidence linking his father to a human trafficking ring, and Lily’s hospital room becomes a quiet front line in a war that’s just begun.
In "New Ways to Die Part Five: Easy Targets," Peter uncovers a chilling secret: Oscorp has been conducting dangerous experiments on undocumented immigrants, using the captured Freak and material from Gargan to create a potent new toxin. As Bullseye and Thunderbolt agents launch a brutal assault on Spider-Man—destroying Harry’s coffee shop in the process—Spidey begins to unravel how he’s being tracked, turning the tide with a clever countermove. With Norman Osborn now fully embracing his Goblin persona and arming Gargan with a deadly new Scorpion suit, Anti-Venom arrives to aid Spider-Man in the hunt for the real mastermind behind the chaos.
In "New Ways to Die Part Six: Weapons of Self Destruction," Norman Osborn manipulates events to position himself as a savior while Harry confronts his father’s legacy, and Spider-Man uncovers a shocking truth about Harry’s role in secret experiments on immigrants. With Anti-Venom’s suit failing and the Thunderbolts in motion, Peter faces new dangers as Lily shares a quiet moment with him, and Aunt May glimpses a darker side of Martin Li. As the fallout unfolds, Eddie confronts the temporary nature of his transformation and steps into a future shaped by sacrifice and change.
In "Brand New Secret Invasion [Part 1]," Jackpot’s attempt to expose corrupt politician Walter Declun takes a bizarre turn when she uncovers a smuggling ring disguised as a DVD player shipment. When she confronts the Daily Bugle about their misleading exposé, the city is thrown into chaos as the Secret Invasion erupts—leaving her face-to-face with a Super Skrull on a mission to eliminate Spider-Man.
In "Brand New Secret Invasion Part 2," Jackpot finds himself caught in a high-stakes chase through New York as a Super Skrull, convinced one of the passengers is Spider-Man, ramps up the pressure. With the DB staff scrambling and Menace striking at the worst possible moment, tensions spike in a fight that’s as chaotic as it is unexpected.
In "Part Three of...Brand New Secret Invasion," Jackpot races through the Menace facility to stop a Super Skrull—armed with every power of the Sinister Six—from killing the Daily Bugle staff. Peter Parker returns from his battle in the Savage Land, ready to team up with her, but the clock is already ticking.
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