Spider-Man: Peter Parker #[nn]

In "null," Peter Parker juggles rent troubles and the chaos of Mayor Jameson’s latest stunt—Hollywood star Teri Hillman’s public appearance—while three high school girls plot their own moment in the spotlight. As Spider-Man clashes with the Spectrum and Jonah’s Anti-Spider Squad, the lines between fame, identity, and heroism blur in unexpected ways.

In "null," Peter Parker lends his support to a group of girls inspired by Teri Hillman Day, who take on the name "Spider-Girls" to do good deeds in their community. When Teri tries to claim the title for herself, the girls are quick to defend their identity—and Peter finds himself navigating the messy mix of heroism, recognition, and teenage pride.

In "null," the escalating feud between the Spider-Girls and Teri Hillman reaches a dangerous new peak, drawing the Anti-Spider Squad into the fray. With tensions rising, the squad sees an opportunity to turn the girls against Spider-Man—setting off a volatile chain of events that tests loyalty, identity, and what it truly means to wear the mask.

When the Thing stumbles upon an amnesiac Peter Parker leading a makeshift community of homeless people, he’s pulled into a mystery that quickly spirals beyond the streets. As Peter’s memories return, he and the Thing must unravel a sinister scheme by A.I.M. using the vulnerable as unwitting test subjects.