Spider-Man Megazine #2

Nov 1994 · Marvel · 2.95 USD; 4.00 CAD

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In "But the Cat Came Back ...," Spider-Man and the Black Cat grapple with the uncertain future of their relationship, torn between duty and desire. As Spider-Man urges her to leave her criminal past behind—going so far as to seek a pardon from Captain Jean DeWolff—the Black Cat struggles to let go of her old life, pushing them toward a shared path of theft instead. Roger Stern’s writing, brought to life by John Romita Jr.’s dynamic art and Jim Mooney’s inks, captures the emotional tension, while Bob Sharen’s colors and Joe Rosen’s lettering deepen the mood. Brian Stelfreeze’s striking cover sets the tone for a story where love and loyalty collide.

Contains 4 stories

But the Cat Came Back ...

22 pp · Superhero

Phil Bradshaw (Maggia)Jack AllenGeorge MundyGreg Reed

In "But the Cat Came Back ...," Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, uses a staged mental breakdown to slip into an institution—her new hideout, and her perfect escape route. When she resurfaces to target the mob, Spider-Man finds her, only to be drawn into an unexpected alliance when she offers to help him stop crime. Their partnership begins with a shared mission, and ends with a moment that lingers in the air between them.

Goin' Straight!

22 pp · Superhero

Morris Sloan

In "Goin' Straight!", Spider-Man and the Black Cat find themselves at a crossroads, torn between their growing romance and their opposing paths—one wanting to leave crime behind, the other drawn to the thrill of it. As Spider-Man pushes her toward a new life, the Black Cat’s loyalty to her old ways puts them both in a dangerous standoff, leading to a shocking moment that leaves him reeling.

And Spidey Makes Four!

21 pp · Superhero

Nathaniel

The Return of the Green Goblin!

22 pp · Superhero

Mr. Brant (see notes)

In "The Return of the Green Goblin!" from Spider-Man Megazine #2 (1994), Spider-Man shows up to a fan club gathering hosted by Flash Thompson—only for the Green Goblin to crash the event with a vengeance. With the Human Torch on hand to lend a hand, the fight erupts in chaos, but when Spider-Man learns Aunt May is in the hospital, he leaves abruptly, leaving the crowd stunned and questioning his courage.