Spider-Man: The Next Chapter #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the first part of the "Spider-Man: The Next Chapter" storyline, a post-"Clone Saga" era that saw Peter Parker dealing with the fallout of Aunt May's return and a new status quo. Written by Howard Mackie with art by John Byrne and others, this trade paperback gathers issues from the relaunched "Amazing Spider-Man" and "Peter Parker: Spider-Man" titles from 1999. It features appearances by a wide array of Marvel heroes and villains, including Doctor Octopus, the Green Goblin, and the Black Cat, as Peter struggles to rebuild his life and relationships.
In "Where R U Spider-Man???", a wave of mysterious disappearances in the New York sewers pulls former Morlock Marrow back into the underground world she once called home. With the X-Men divided and the city on edge, Peter Parker—back from retirement—reclaims his Spider-Man identity to join forces with Marrow in a desperate search, while Betty Brant vanishes during a routine assignment for the Daily Bugle. Written by Howard Mackie and illustrated by Bart Sears, with inks by Scott Hanna and colors by Mark Bernardo, this issue features a striking cover by John Byrne, capturing the tension of a city teeming with unseen dangers.
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When random people begin to disappear into the New York sewers, it catches the attention of Marrow who used to be an underground dwelling Morlock. Despite the protests of the X-Men, she leaves to investigate. Peter and Betty are sent out to get the scoop for the Bugle but Pete gets knocked out and Betty disappears. Peter comes out of retirement to don his Spider-Man costume and scour the sewers with Marrow, looking for the missing victims.
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