The Exploits of Spider-Man #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Savage Alliance!", Spider-Man—known here as Miguel—staggers through the dangerous streets of Downtown, injured and desperate, seeking help at a medical center. There, he’s patched up by a mysterious follower of Thor, only to be hunted by the Public Eye, forcing a dramatic rescue by the unexpected arrival of The Vulture. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Rick Leonardi, with Al Williamson’s inks and Noelle Giddings’ colors, this 1993 UK Panini issue delivers a tense, character-driven moment in Miguel’s story, all wrapped in a striking cover by Rick Parker.
In "Savage Alliance!", Spider-Man and the Human Torch track down Venom on his isolated desert isle—exiled since his last defeat—and enlist his brutal help in facing a new, terrifying threat: Carnage. With their shared history and volatile alliance, the trio must navigate uneasy truces and raw power in a fight that could tip the balance between chaos and control.
In "The Man Called Electro!", the electric menace Electro orchestrates a daring jailbreak to free fellow criminals, setting off a citywide crisis. With Aunt May hospitalized and the city on edge, Spider-Man must juggle his duty as a hero with his responsibilities as a nephew—racing against time to stop Electro before the chaos escalates.
In the shadowed heart of Downtown, Miguel lies injured and alone, clinging to consciousness as the city’s underbelly closes in. A chance encounter with a healer loyal to Thor offers a fragile hope—until The Public Eye tracks him down, forcing a desperate escape that only the sudden arrival of The Vulture can delay.
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↩ Reprints The Amazing Spider-Man #9 (1964), The Amazing Spider-Man #362 (1992), The Spectacular Spider-Man #191 (1992), Motormouth & Killpower #8 (1993), Spider-Man 2099 #6 (1993)
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