Spider-Man kæmpepocket #2
In "Det vilde land," Spider-Man faces off against the towering Smasher, a giant enforcer smashing billboards for political candidate Richard Raleigh. When Peter Parker discovers his friends support Raleigh, he attends a rally—only to find the roof collapsing on the crowd. Written by Stan Lee, Gerry Conway, and Morten Søndergård, with art by John Romita and inks by Jim Mooney and Tony Mortellaro, this 2005 Egmont issue delivers a high-stakes blend of action and political tension. The cover by Michael Ryan captures the chaos in bold, dynamic strokes.
In "Det vilde land," Jonah Jameson ventures into the Savage Land in a desperate bid for a headline-grabbing story, dragging Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy along for the ride. As they push deeper into the jungle, the trio soon find themselves surrounded by hostile tribesmen, their mission turning perilously real.
In "Der er magi i luften...", Spider-Man and Dr. Strange team up to rescue Flash Thompson from a secretive order of Vietnamese monks who believe he’s responsible for the death of their high priest during the war. With magic thick in the air and ancient secrets stirring, the trio must navigate a web of mistaken identity and supernatural tension before it’s too late.
When misfit Marty Blank takes inspiration from Spider-Man to become the Gibbon in a homemade ape costume, he’s quick to discover that heroism isn’t just about the suit. Spider-Man’s mocking reaction throws Marty off guard, and as he struggles to prove himself, someone else sees an opportunity to exploit the chaos.
In "Valgkamp," Spidey takes on the towering Smasher, a hulking menace wrecking a billboard for political candidate Richard Raleigh. When Pete Parker discovers his friends are backing Raleigh, he attends a rally—only to find the roof collapsing on the crowd as the candidate speaks.
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