Spider-Man Universe #4
In "Blackout Part Two," Spider-Man returns from Latveria to a crisis at home: Mary Jane’s old manager has stolen their savings, leaving Aunt May and him facing eviction. With his reputation crumbling—fired from his job, rejected by Jameson, and still haunted by the Ghost’s attack on Tricorp—Spider-Man’s grip on his double life starts to slip. Written by Howard Mackie and illustrated by John Byrne, with Dan Green’s inks and Joe Rosas’s colors, this tense chapter unfolds under the weight of personal and public betrayal. Mike Wieringo’s cover captures the moment’s urgency, while the story pushes Peter Parker to his limits—just as the city’s next danger looms.
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Spider-Man returns home from Latveria looking for the missing Mary Jane only to find that her old manager stole all of their money and he and Aunt May are being forced out of their apartment. Things get worse when, after he stops the Ghost from blowing up half of Manhattan by sabotaging an experiment at Tricorp, he is fired from his job by Twaki. Even Jameson won't buy Spider-Man pictures from him any more. Could things get any worse?
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