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Cover: J. Scott Campbell

Spider-Man: Return of the Black Cat #[nn]

Jun 2010 · Marvel · 19.99 USD
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In "Long-Term Arrangement [Part 1]," Spider-Man faces off against Lady Stilt-Man, only to find himself unexpectedly aided—and then betrayed—by Deadpool. Written by Joe Kelly and illustrated by Eric Canete with colors by Andres Mossa and letters by Joe Caramagna, this 2010 Marvel issue sets a high-stakes tone as a twisted game of "the dozens" unfolds between the web-slinger and the merc with a mouth. The cover, by J. Scott Campbell, captures the chaotic energy of the clash, while the story takes a sharp turn when Spider-Man realizes he’s been used as a distraction—leaving Mattie Franklin in peril and the true threat still lurking.

Contains 7 stories
Long-Term Arrangement [Part 1]
22 pp · Superhero

Peter’s love life takes another nosedive as Spider-Man and the Black Cat team up once more—this time to face Diablo’s sinister magic. With tension simmering between them, their uneasy alliance puts their past and present on the line.

Long-Term Arrangement Part 2
22 pp · Superhero

In "Long-Term Arrangement Part 2," Spider-Man and the Black Cat navigate the complicated chemistry between their past and present as their rekindled connection takes a backseat to a bizarre crime: Diablo’s elaborate insurance scam. With tension simmering between duty and desire, the duo must work together—just like old times—before the scheme goes too far.

Kaine of Echoes
18 pp · Superhero
Who Was Ben Reilly?
22 pp · Superhero
Pain of Kaine
22 pp · Superhero
Who Was Ben Reilly?
23 pp · Superhero
This Man, This Expletive Deleted
22 pp · Superhero
Prostitutes [dressed as Emma FrostMystiqueElektraMadame MasqueEnchantressBlack CatSpider-WomanViperClea] (cameos)

In "This Man, This Expletive Deleted," Spider-Man finds himself caught in a twisted game when Deadpool intervenes during a fight with Lady Stilt-Man—only to reveal he’s been hired by Ana Kravinoff and her mother to eliminate Spider-Man. What begins as a chaotic clash escalates into a bizarre, high-stakes exchange of insults, leaving Spider-Man bewildered as Deadpool retreats on orders from kid Kraven. The real danger, however, is just beginning—Ana has already turned her focus to Mattie Franklin, and Spider-Man is left scrambling to catch up.

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Cast · 31 characters

Full credits

writer Joe Kelly
artist, inker Eric Canete
colorist Andres Mossa
cover pencils, inks J. Scott Campbell

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #606 (2009), The Amazing Spider-Man #607 (2009), The Amazing Spider-Man #606 (2009), The Amazing Spider-Man #608 (2009), The Amazing Spider-Man #609 (2009), Web of Spider-Man #1 (2009), Web of Spider-Man #1 (2009), The Amazing Spider-Man #608 (2009), Spider-Man: Return of the Black Cat #[nn] (2010), The Amazing Spider-Man #610 (2010), The Amazing Spider-Man #611 (2010)

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