The Amazing Spider-Man #186-187
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chaos Is--The Chameleon!", Spider-Man finally clears his name when D.A. Towers drops all charges, only to face a new threat as the Chameleon stages a public smear campaign, turning the crowd against him in Central Park. With Flash Thompson rallying the people to stand by him, Spider-Man earns a rare moment of public acclaim—though not everyone is pleased, as J. Jonah Jameson seethes in anger and a shadowy figure in Westchester vows revenge. Written by Marv Wolfman and brought to life with dynamic art by Keith Pollard and Mike Esposito, this two-issue arc features a cover by Keith Pollard that captures the tension and spectacle of the moment.
In "Chaos Is--The Chameleon!", Spider-Man finally clears his name when D.A. Tower announces the charges against him have been dropped, only for the Chameleon to strike during a press conference, framing Spider-Man in a shocking public scandal. As Flash Thompson rallies the crowd in Central Park to stand by the web-slinger, even the city’s most vocal critic, J. Jonah Jameson, is left furious—while a shadowy figure in a Westchester lab vows revenge.
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