Spider-Man Comic #607
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Hero's Welcome," Spider-Man finds himself the guest of honor on a British television show, drawing attention far beyond New York. Meanwhile, Peter Parker is sent across the Atlantic by J. Jonah Jameson to document the web-slinger’s antics firsthand—leading to a mix of media frenzy and personal pressure. Written by Mike Collins and illustrated by Jerry Paris, Barry Kitson, and Mark Farmer, with colors and letters by Paris, this 1984 UK release features a cover by Jerry Paris that captures the spectacle in bold, dynamic detail.
In "A Hero's Welcome," Peter Parker finds himself caught between duty and curiosity when J. Jonah Jameson sends him to Britain to cover Spider-Man’s appearances—just as the web-slinger is invited to star on a UK television show. The dual assignment puts Peter in the middle of a whirlwind of media attention and masked heroics, testing his ability to stay invisible while staying true to his mission.
In "Prelude!" from Spider-Man Comic #607, Fred Sloan offers shelter to the Hulk after he thwarts an attack, sparking an unexpected night of uneasy camaraderie. As tensions rise at Gamma Base, Senators arrive demanding answers—just as the quiet moment between man and monster begins to unravel.
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