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Spider-Man Comics Magazine#6
Cover: John Romita

Spider-Man Comics Magazine #6

Nov 1987 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD
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In "Crisis on Campus!", Spider-Man finds himself caught between a vengeful Kingpin, a furious JJJ, and a mysterious woman behind the wheel—while hiding a dangerous tablet in Peter’s closet. With John Romita and Stan Lee at the helm, and art by Romita and Mooney, this 1987 issue delivers a tense, high-stakes showdown that pushes Spidey to his limits. The cover by John Romita captures the chaos perfectly—just one more twist in a story where every choice could change everything.

Contains 3 stories
Crisis on Campus!
20 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Kingpin [Wilson Fisk]
Mission: Crush The Kingpin!
20 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Kingpin [Wilson Fisk]Joe "Robbie" RobertsonRandy RobertsonJ. Jonah JamesonGwen StacyCaptain George Stacy

In "Mission: Crush The Kingpin!" from Spider-Man Comics Magazine #6 (1987), Spidey takes on the Kingpin in a high-stakes showdown that turns when the villain’s own cane-gun misfires, leaving him stunned. With the Kingpin arrested for stealing a priceless tablet, Spidey races to return it—only to find himself under fire from the very police who just arrested the criminal.

Spider-Man Wanted!
20 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Kingpin [Wilson Fisk]J. Jonah JamesonGwen StacyCaptain George StacyJoe "Robbie" RobertsonRandy RobertsonJoshDean CorlissNed Leeds

In "Spider-Man Wanted!" from Spider-Man Comics Magazine #6 (1987), Peter Parker is still on the run, hiding the mysterious tablet in his closet while evading the Kingpin, who’s just broken out of jail with one goal: reclaim the tablet and destroy Spider-Man. The two clash in a brutal showdown, but before the fight can end, JJJ—driven by Ned Leeds—calls the police, only for a mysterious woman in a car to whisk the Kingpin away. With Jameson screaming at him, Spider-Man finally snaps, delivering a furious retort that leaves JJJ collapsing. Now, the question hangs: did Spider-Man cross a line he can never come back from?

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Full credits

writer, artist John Romita
writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Jim Mooney
letterer Sam Rosen
cover pencils, inks John Romita

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #68 (1969), The Amazing Spider-Man #69 (1969), The Amazing Spider-Man #70 (1969), The Amazing Spider-Man #73 (1969)

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