Spider-Man: The Gauntlet #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the conclusion of the Juggernaut storyline within the broader Gauntlet arc, pitting Spider-Man against Cain Marko as the unstoppable Juggernaut rampages through New York. The collection also features the return of the Absorbing Man and ties into the larger buildup toward the Grim Hunt saga, with the Kravinoff family lurking in the shadows. Written by Dan Slott and drawn by Paul Azaceta, this trade paperback includes issues #606-611 of The Amazing Spider-Man, plus material from Dark Reign: The List — The Amazing Spider-Man.
In "The Sting!", Spider-Man’s spider sense flares as a mysterious object crashes into Central Park—only to reveal the battered Juggernaut, a figure long thought beyond redemption. Though barred from photography, Spider-Man sheds his suit to capture the scene, then ventures into a high-security facility to uncover the truth, only to face a shocking new threat: Captain Universe. With art by Lee Weeks and colors by Dean White, this 2010 issue delivers a tense, character-driven mystery that redefines the stakes for both hero and villain.
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Spider-Man’s spider sense goes crazy as a mysterious object rockets into Central Park for a crash landing. No one is more surprised than Spider-Man when the object turns out to be the badly wounded Juggernaut. Even though he has been blacklisted as a photographer, Spider-Man changes into his civilian guise so he can get pictures of the police carrying Juggernaut off. Later, Spider-Man breaks into the holding facility where Juggernaut is being contained to find out what is going on and the pair are attacked by Captain Universe.
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