Spider-Man Magazine #18

Oct 1996 · Marvel · 2.50 USD; 3.40 CAD

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“Captive America!”

In "Captive America!", Spider-Man faces his latest challenge as he rallies from a string of setbacks, determined to end Mirage's criminal rampage. A revealing photo from the Daily Bugle's front page gives him a crucial clue in the fight. Written by Dan Slott and brought to life by Francis Mao's art, with inks by Dave Hunt and colors by Wayne A. Murray, this 1996 issue features a striking cover by Mike Zeck and Wayne A. Murray.

writer Dan Slott · artist Francis Mao · inker Dave Hunt · letterer Loretta Krol · colorist Wayne A. Murray · cover Mike Zeck, Wayne A. Murray

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Cast · 25 characters

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writer Dan Slott

artist Francis Mao

inker Dave Hunt

letterer Loretta Krol

colorist Wayne A. Murray

cover pencils, inks Mike Zeck

cover pencils, inks Wayne A. Murray

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After a series of defeats, Spider-Man is determined to put a stop to Mirage's crime spree once and for all. An unflattering picture of one of Spidey's previous defeats on the front page of the Bugle offers him the clue needed to defeat his foe.

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