Spider-Man Comics Magazine #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "In This Issue . . .", Spider-Man faces off against Kingpin in a deadly basement showdown, with J. Jonah Jameson caught in the crossfire. As Foswell makes a final stand to save Jameson, Flash Thompson returns home on military leave, adding new tension to the unfolding crisis. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by John Romita’s dynamic art and Mickey Demeo’s inks, this 1987 issue delivers a gripping blend of action and sacrifice, with a cover by John Romita that captures the stakes in bold, dramatic detail.
In "In the Clutches of... The Kingpin!" from Spider-Man Comics Magazine #1 (1987), Spider-Man's renewed crusade against crime puts him directly in the crosshairs of the Kingpin, who strikes back by targeting J. Jonah Jameson and enlisting the dubious Foswell to aid his scheme. With the Daily Bugle's editor in danger and the web-slinger caught off guard, the battle of wits and strength reaches a tense climax—right at the Kingpin’s feet.
In "To Die a Hero!", Spider-Man faces a deadly trap when Kingpin attempts to drown him and J. Jonah Jameson in a flooded basement. As tensions rise, Foswell makes a final, desperate stand to save Jameson—sacrificing himself in the process—while Flash Thompson returns from military leave, adding new stakes to the chaos.
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