The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus #2

In "How Green Was My Goblin!", Peter Parker finds himself caught between a worsening illness and a terrifying threat when a mysterious gas weakens his spider sense, leaving him vulnerable. As the Green Goblin—revealed to be Norman Osborn—takes control, Peter must face the chilling reality that the man behind the mask has a personal stake in his downfall, all while worrying about Aunt May’s fragile health.

In "Spidey Saves the Day!", Spider-Man faces off against the Green Goblin in a high-stakes clash that takes a shocking turn when an explosion strips Norman Osborn of his recent memories, leaving him disoriented and unaware of his darker identity. With the city in chaos and his old friend Harry Osborn watching in disbelief, Peter Parker must navigate the fallout as the man once known as the Green Goblin begins to remember a life before the mask.

In "The Horns of the Rhino!", Spider-Man [Peter Parker] races to thwart the Rhino [Aleksei Sytsevich] in a high-stakes bid to kidnap John Jameson, whose knowledge of the U.S. space program makes him a target for foreign powers. With help from allies like May Parker, Anna Watson, and Gwen Stacy, Spider-Man must outwit the heavily armored villain before the city’s secrets are exposed.

When John Jameson returns from a space mission altered by mysterious spores, he gains super strength—and immediately sets his sights on capturing Spider-Man, who’s been wrongly accused of a bank robbery. With the city on edge and tensions rising, Peter Parker must clear his name while navigating the growing threat of a hero turned vigilante, all while old friends and foes like Mary Jane, Harry, and the Rhino watch the chaos unfold.

Spider-Man is handed a daunting challenge: prove he’s ready to join the Avengers by capturing the Hulk. With the team watching and pressure mounting, Peter Parker must use every trick in his arsenal—brains, webbing, and heart—to outwit the unstoppable green giant, all while navigating the usual chaos of his life, from J. Jonah Jameson’s latest headline to May Parker’s worried glances.

In "From the Depths of Defeat!", Peter Parker, still reeling from his clash with the new Vulture, struggles to recover—only to see live footage of a brutal battle between the Vulture and Kraven. With his strength fading but his resolve unbroken, Peter pushes through the pain to stop the two dangerous foes before they can strike again.

After growing weary from the constant danger and the toll it takes on his aunt May, Peter Parker decides to hang up the mask and focus on his college life. With the discarded suit found by a kid and displayed at the Daily Bugle, Peter begins to rebuild his life—reconnecting with Mary Jane, Anna Watson, and even finding peace with Harry Osborn—until a surge in crime, led by the rising Kingpin, forces him to confront the weight of his choices.

Spider-Man returns to the fight, clashing with Kingpin as the criminal mastermind escalates his schemes. With the spotlight on J. Jonah Jameson, the Kingpin orchestrates a dangerous trap, enlisting the help of reporter Frederick Foswell to lure Spider-Man into a deadly ambush. As the web-slinger charges in to save Jameson, he’s caught off guard—overpowered by gas and left defenseless at the feet of his most dangerous foe.

In "To Die a Hero!", Spider-Man finds himself trapped in a deadly showdown with Kingpin beneath the Daily Bugle, where the criminal mastermind attempts to drown both Spider-Man and J. Jonah Jameson. With Flash Thompson back from military leave and Foswell making a desperate stand, the line between hero and villain blurs as loyalty is tested and lives hang in the balance.

In "The Parents of Peter Parker!", Spider-Man confronts the painful truth about his past when he discovers his parents, Richard and Mary Parker, may have been traitors working for the Red Skull. As Peter uncovers hidden memories and follows a trail of clues, he must reconcile the legacy of betrayal with the shocking revelation that his parents were double agents all along.