The Spectacular Spider-Man #155
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Triumph of Tombstone!" blazes across this October 1989 issue, and Sal Buscema's cover delivers exactly on that promise — the chalk-white, iron-hard Tombstone lands a thunderous blow on Spider-Man, who is pinned against a chain-link fence while a crowd of prison inmates looks on. The banner teasing that Spider-Man has been "betrayed by Joe Robertson" adds a sharp personal sting to an already dire situation. Gerry Conway and Buscema make it clear that inside these pages, your friendly neighborhood wall-crawler is in serious trouble.
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Reprinted in Die Spinne Comic - Taschenbuch #46 (1990), Nova #154 (1990), Homem-Aranha #120, Peter Parker de spektakulaire Spiderman #80, Spiderman #232
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