Spider-Woman #9
In "Break of Hearts," Spider-Woman faces a crisis when a reckless accident on the Brooklyn Bridge puts a Daily Bugle intern in danger—just as the Human Torch arrives to help Spider-Man respond. Written by Glenn Herdling and illustrated by Gregg Schigiel, this 2000 issue captures a tense, high-stakes moment where heroism and consequence collide. The cover by Graham Nolan perfectly frames the drama with a striking, dynamic image.
In "Fast Lane: Part 3 of 4: On the Edge," Spider-Woman races to the Brooklyn Bridge as Sam, the Daily Bugle intern, clings to a van teetering over the edge—high on drugs and barely in control. With time running out, the Human Torch arrives just as the van begins to fall, pulling Spider-Man into the heart of a desperate rescue.
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Reprinted in Spider-Man Universe #2 (2000), Spider-Man #11/2000 (2000), Spider-Man: The Next Chapter #3 (2012), Spider-Man #11/2000
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