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In "Armene til Doktor Octopus!", Spider-Man faces off against the brilliant and ruthless Dr. Octopus, who escapes his prison cell with a chilling precision, summoning his mechanical arms to orchestrate a daring hijacking. With a plane in his grip and an Asian general held hostage, the villain demands ten million dollars—but Spider-Man is determined to stop him, even as the city watches in dread.
When Iceman suspects Spider-Man is endangering Gwen Stacy, he takes matters into his own icy hands—only to find himself in a clash that forces a reluctant alliance. Once the truth comes out, the two heroes must set aside their differences to stop a corrupt politician threatening the city.
In "Terroristfellen," Peter Parker travels to England in a desperate search for Gwen Stacy, haunted by the loss of her father. Forced into action as Spider-Man when a terrorist threat emerges, Peter must balance his mission with the growing distance between himself and Gwen—knowing his true identity can't be revealed, even to her.
Spider-Man mot Green Goblin Peter Parker returns from England to find himself working for Norman Osborn—only to face a terrifying resurgence as Norman, consumed by madness, transforms once more into the Green Goblin, turning his workplace into a battleground. With Betty Brant, Mary Jane Watson, and Harry Osborn caught in the crossfire, Peter must confront the man who once saved his life and now seeks to destroy him.
In "Green Goblins siste sukk," Spider-Man tracks down the drug dealer responsible for the pills that hospitalized Harry Osborn, leading to a brutal clash with the Green Goblin. As the battle rages, Spider-Man forces a painful confrontation between Norman Osborn and the consequences of his son’s suffering. Meanwhile, Gwen Stacy returns from London, bringing new tension into the already volatile situation.
In "En dag i livet ...", Spider-Man [Peter Parker] swings into a prison riot for a photo assignment, balancing his role as a superhero with the pressures of journalism. After the chaos is calmed, he finds himself on the Tonight Show, where he speaks out about prisoners' rights—surprising hosts Johnny Carson and Ed McMahon, and leaving Gwen Stacy, Robbie Robertson, and Turpo watching in disbelief.
In "I vampyrens vold," Spider-Man finds himself caught in a brutal clash between Morbius and the Lizard, as ancient secrets from Morbius’s past begin to surface. With Gwen Stacy and May Parker caught in the crossfire, and J. Jonah Jameson’s latest headline hunt turning dangerous, Spider-Man must confront the truth behind Morbius’s transformation—while Doctor Connors works on a serum that could finally end his six-arm curse.
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