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Cover: Marcos Martín

Spider-Man #[nn]

Jan 2021 · The Folio Society · 65.00 GBP
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In "Spider-Man!", Norman Osborn confronts the unraveling of his son Harry and the ghosts of his past as the Green Goblin resurfaces with terrifying clarity. With Gwen in peril and the weight of his crimes pressing down, the Goblin lures Spider-Man to the Brooklyn Bridge in a deadly game of brinkmanship. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Gil Kane, with inks by John Romita and Tony Mortellaro, and colors by David Hunt, this powerful story unfolds with emotional intensity and stark visuals. Marcos Martín’s cover captures the moment’s dread with precision.

Contains 12 stories
Spider-Man!
11 pp · Superhero

In "Spider-Man!", Peter Parker’s life changes in an instant when a radioactive spider bites him, granting him extraordinary abilities. Haunted by the moment he lets a burglar escape—leading to his uncle’s tragic death—he vows to use his powers to make a difference.

Spider-Man Versus Doctor Octopus
21 pp · Superhero
Charlie (burglar)Mouse (burglar)Sally (student)Joe (policeman)

In this 2021 tale from Spider-Man #nn, a failed experiment transforms Otto Octavius into a threat when his robotic arms gain a will of their own, leading him to seize control of an atomic facility—only for Spider-Man to step in and stand in his way.

Spider-Man Tackles the Torch!
6 pp · Superhero

When Spider-Man accidentally crashes a party at Johnny Storm’s girlfriend’s apartment, what starts as a misunderstanding quickly sparks a brawl between the web-slinger and the Human Torch—soon drawing in the rest of the Fantastic Four. The clash of egos and powers turns a quiet evening into a chaotic showdown neither side expected.

The Birth of a Super-Hero!
20 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Frederick FoswellBetty BrantNed LeedsJ. Jonah JamesonJohn JamesonThe RhinoFoggy NelsonHarry OsbornFlash ThompsonGwen StacyAunt May ParkerMary Jane WatsonAnna Watson

When astronaut John Jameson returns from a space mission tainted by mysterious spores, he awakens with unexpected super strength—just as Spider-Man is framed for a bank robbery. Now, fueled by suspicion and a thirst for justice, Jameson takes it upon himself to hunt down the web-slinger, setting off a high-stakes clash between two very different kinds of heroes.

And Death Shall Come!
19 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Captain Stacy (death)Gwen StacyDr. Octopus (villain)Harry Osborn (cameo)
The Night Gwen Stacy Died
20 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Gwen Stacy (death)Harry OsbornMary Jane WatsonRobbie RobertsonJ. Jonah JamesonGreen Goblin [Norman Osborn] (villain)Aunt May Parker (cameo flashback)Flash Thompson (cameo flashback)

In a haunting turn of events, Norman Osborn’s unraveling spirals into violence when he abandons his son Harry’s fragile state to pursue vengeance against Spider-Man. With Gwen caught in the crossfire, the bridge becomes a stage for tragedy as the Green Goblin’s rage meets the web-slinger’s desperate reach—where one misstep changes everything.

The Goblin's Last Stand!
20 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Gwen Stacy (deceased)Harry OsbornRobbie RobertsonJ. Jonah JamesonMary Jane WatsonGreen Goblin [Norman Osborn] (villain, dies)George Stacy (flashback)
The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man!
11 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Timothy HarrisonCAMEO FLASHBACK: Uncle Ben ParkerAunt May Parker

In "The Kid Who Collects Spider-Man!", Peter Parker pays a heartfelt visit to Timothy Harrison, a devoted fan whose collection of Spider-Man memorabilia tells a story of hope and heroism. As Peter shares his origin and even reveals his secret identity, the moment becomes a quiet, moving tribute to the power of belief—between a hero and the young fan whose life is fleeting but deeply felt.

Venom
40 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Mary Jane ParkerAunt May ParkerRobbie RobertsonFlash ThompsonNathan LubenskyVenom [Eddie Brock] (first full appearancevillain)The Thing (cameo)Mr. Fantastic (cameo flashback)Sin Eater (cameo flashback)CandiRandiBambiSandy

When Spider-Man’s old alien costume fuses with disgraced reporter Eddie Brock, a new and terrifying force emerges—Venom. Torn between his past and a new, violent identity, Venom targets the web-slinger, now seen as the architect of his downfall. At Mary Jane’s urging, Spider-Man sheds the black suit and returns to his classic blue and red, facing not just a monstrous foe, but the shadow of his own choices.

The Conversation
22 pp · Superhero
Untitled Superhero story
21 pp · Superhero

In a twist that leaves both heroes reeling, Miles unexpectedly bests a disoriented Peter in combat. SHIELD swiftly intervenes, detaining Miles while Fury confirms what they both suspect: he’s from another universe. Just as tensions rise, Mysterio dispatches one of his avatars to Earth-1610, launching a surprise attack on both Spider-Men.

There for You
21 pp · Superhero

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Cast · 20 characters

Full credits

artist Gil Kane
colorist David Hunt
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks Marcos Martín

Reprints

↩ Reprints Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962), The Amazing Spider-Man #3 (1963), The Amazing Spider-Man #8 (1964), The Amazing Spider-Man #42 (1966), The Amazing Spider-Man #90 (1970), The Amazing Spider-Man #121 (1973), The Amazing Spider-Man #122 (1973), The Amazing Spider-Man #248 (1984), The Amazing Spider-Man #300 (1988), The Amazing Spider-Man #38 (479) (2002), Spider-Men #2 (2012), Amazing Spider-Man #801 (2018)

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