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Cover: Ron Garney

The Amazing Spider-Man #535

Nov 2006 · Marvel · 2.99 USD; 3.75 CAD
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“The War at Home: Part Four of Six”

In "The War at Home: Part Four of Six," Peter Parker confronts the weight of his choices during the Civil War as he and Iron Man visit Reed Richards to investigate the Negative Zone prison known as Number 42. Torn between loyalty and principle, Peter grapples with regret—only to be suddenly attacked by the man he once trusted. J. Michael Straczynski’s gripping narrative, brought to life by Ron Garney’s dynamic art and Bill Reinhold’s sharp inks, captures a pivotal moment of tension and betrayal, with Matt Milla’s colors and Cory Petit’s lettering adding depth to the emotional stakes. The cover by Ron Garney perfectly frames the clash of ideals.

writer J. Michael Straczynski · artist Ron Garney · inker Bill Reinhold · colorist Matt Milla · letterer VC's Cory Petit · cover Ron Garney
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artist Ron Garney
colorist Matt Milla
cover pencils, inks Ron Garney

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Peter and Iron Man visit Reed Richards and have him send them to inspect Number 42, the prison in the Negative Zone where all of the heroes that aren't willing to register are being held. Peter decides he has made a bad mistake in choosing sides in the Civil War and as he is discussing it with his family, Iron Man attacks.

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