The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis omnibus collects The Amazing Spider-Man #68-87, The Spectacular Spider-Man Magazine #1-2, and material from Not Brand Echh #6-11, covering Peter Parker's college years as he faces classic villains like the Kingpin, the Shocker, and the Rhino. It includes key storylines such as the introduction of the Prowler and the first appearance of the Gibbon, with art by John Romita Sr. and others during a defining era of the series.
In "The Spider Slayer!", Peter Parker races against time after a cryptic telegram from Mrs. Watson leads him to Aunt May’s guarded Westchester home—only to find her under the watch of Doctor Octopus’s men. With Harry Osborne looking unwell and his father Norman acting strangely, Peter follows a trail to Montreal, uncovering clues about the enigmatic Mr. Rimbaud while tangling with the Hulk in a high-stakes confrontation. Written by Gerry Conway and John Romita, with art by John Romita and inks by Tony Mortellaro, this gripping tale from The Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus #4 (2019) features dynamic storytelling and iconic visuals, including a striking cover by Frank Cho and Gil Kane.
When a mystical incident ties Spider-Man to a secret sect of Vietnamese monks, he teams up with Dr. Strange to clear Flash Thompson’s name—only to uncover a supernatural threat that reaches far beyond a wartime misunderstanding. With Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn, and Aunt May Parker caught in the crossfire, the two heroes must navigate ancient magic and modern chaos before the truth destroys more than just reputations.
When misfit Marty Blank takes inspiration from Spider-Man to become the costumed hero the Gibbon, his bold new identity quickly draws the attention of Kraven the Hunter, who sees an opportunity to exploit the chaos. With Spider-Man's mockery leaving Marty exposed, the line between hero and target blurs — and the city's newest vigilante must face a predator who doesn't play by the rules.
Spider-Man swings into a cityscape charged with political tension when he confronts the towering menace known as The Smasher, who’s demolishing a billboard for candidate Richard Raleigh. With Gwen Stacy, Mary Jane Watson, and Harry Osborn all tied to Raleigh’s campaign, Peter attends a rally only to find himself in the middle of a collapsing roof — and a crisis that’s far from over.
When Peter Parker visits Aunt May at her guarded Westchester home, he’s drawn into a mystery after overhearing the guards discussing her importance to Doctor Octopus. With a cryptic telegram from Mrs. Watson in hand and a sudden, urgent need to uncover the truth, Peter follows a trail that leads him from New York to Montreal—only to find himself in a brutal clash with the Hulk, whose identity remains a shocking enigma.
Spider-Man finds himself in Montreal chasing a cryptic telegram meant for Aunt May, only to be thrown into a brutal clash with the Hulk—while General Thunderbolt Ross complicates matters at every turn. With Gwen Stacy and Frances Delon caught in the crossfire, the city becomes a battleground for forces neither hero fully understands.
In the heart of a storm-laden New York night, Spider-Man races to save Gwen Stacy from the Green Goblin’s deadly grasp atop the Brooklyn Bridge. With Harry Osborn unraveling in the shadows and the weight of his father’s dark legacy pressing down, Norman Osborn unleashes a brutal gambit that will leave Spider-Man forever changed. The fate of a young woman hangs in the balance as the city watches, unaware of the tragedy about to unfold.
In "Shoot-out in Central Park!", Spider-Man and the Punisher find themselves reluctantly united after a tense clash on a cruise ship, where the Tarantula escapes. With Mary Jane, Flash, Liz, J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie, Betty, and Harry all caught in the crossfire, secrets begin to unravel as Spider-Man’s double life hangs in the balance.
Spider-Man faces a new and devious foe in "The Man's Name Appears to Be...Mysterio!" as the villain unleashes a barrage of dazzling illusions—each one a lifelike, menacing version of iconic foes including Green Goblin, Vulture, Doctor Octopus, and others—testing Spider-Man’s wits and reflexes in a battle of perception and courage.
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