Strange #209
In "Hulk est parmi nous !", the mysterious Hulk appears in a world already teetering under the weight of Spider-Man’s struggles, as Peter Parker grapples with his identity and the fallout from a brutal confrontation with the Hobgoblin. With Peter on the verge of quitting the mask, Mary Jane’s plea and the threat of a new danger force him back into action—only to face a foe whose powers and motives remain shrouded in mystery. Written by Tom DeFalco and Stan Lee, with dynamic art by Ron Frenz and Steve Ditko, and a striking cover by Jean Frisano, this 1987 issue delivers a tense, character-driven clash that redefines what it means to be a hero.
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The Hobgoblin prepares to bring down Spider-Man. Peter and Aunt May bring Nathan home from the hospital. Peter tells Mary Jane that he is through being Spider-Man and tells her his origin story. Flash smacks his girlfriend around and busts Ned Leeds in the chops when he confronts him about the affair Flash is having with his wife. Hobgoblin takes Sha Shan as a hostage. Mary Jane convinces Peter that he can't quit with the Hobgoblin on the loose so Spidey faces his old foe. Spidey is able to rescue Sha Shan but is brought down by Hobby's new chest plate with a deadly random pattern blaster.
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