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In "Spider-Man!", a young man gains superhuman abilities after being bitten by a radioactive spider, only to face a life-altering moment when he hesitates to stop a fleeing burglar—leading to tragic consequences. Haunted by his inaction, he vows to use his powers to protect others, setting him on a path defined by responsibility and sacrifice.
In "Kobold, so grün, so grün...!", Peter Parker visits the doctor with a cold, only to learn Aunt May’s health is dangerously fragile. As Spider-Man, he’s ambushed by thugs wielding a strange gas that dulls his spider sense, leaving him vulnerable—just as the Green Goblin, his longtime foe, watches from the shadows. When the Goblin unmasks him and reveals his true identity as Norman Osborn, Peter finds himself trapped, his worst fears about Aunt May’s wellbeing now entangled with the villain’s chilling game.
In "Das Ende des Grünen Kobold!", Spider-Man faces off against the Green Goblin in a brutal clash that shakes the very core of the villain’s identity. As the battle rages, a sudden explosion strips Norman Osborn of his recent memories, unraveling the man behind the mask and leaving him lost in a past he no longer remembers.
In "Nie mehr Spider-Man!", Peter Parker tries to leave his superhero life behind, trading the mask for a quiet college routine after worrying about Aunt May’s health and growing weary of J. Jonah Jameson’s relentless attacks. When a young boy discovers the discarded suit and brings it to the Daily Bugle, Jonah proudly displays it—only for crime to surge as the Kingpin begins consolidating power. Torn between his new life and the rising danger, Peter must confront the weight of his past and the responsibility he thought he’d escaped.
In den Klauen von ... Kingpin! sees Spider-Man once again stepping into the fray against the Kingpin’s growing criminal empire. When the crime boss kidnaps J. Jonah Jameson and enlists the help of the shady reporter Foswell, Spider-Man rushes in—only to be overpowered by a sudden gas attack, leaving him helpless at the Kingpin’s feet.
In "Er stirbt als Held!", Spider-Man faces a desperate struggle when Kingpin traps him and J. Jonah Jameson in a flooded basement, forcing the web-slinger to fight through the rising water to survive. As tensions peak, Foswell makes a final, selfless choice to aid Jameson’s escape—paying the ultimate price. Meanwhile, Flash Thompson returns from military leave, stepping back into a world that’s changed in his absence.
In "Venom," Spider-Man faces off against a monstrous new foe born from the fusion of his old alien costume and disgraced reporter Eddie Brock, who blames the hero for ruining his career. With Mary Jane urging him to reclaim his classic look, Spider-Man dons the blue and red suit once more, stepping into a battle where the line between hero and villain blurs.
Ohne Titel captures a moment of stunned disbelief as Spider-Man and other New York-based Marvel heroes, including members of the Fantastic Four, confront the shocking attack on the Twin Towers. In the aftermath, their reactions range from horror to disbelief, as the city they protect is plunged into chaos.
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