The Spectacular Spider-Man #209
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Foreign Objects" Part 1, Spider-Man finds himself caught between two deadly threats: a rogue assassins' guild on the brink of civil war and the chilling possibility that the most dangerous enemy might not be the one with the gun. Written by Steven Grant and brought to life with dynamic art by Sal Buscema, this 1994 issue sets a tense, high-stakes stage with a cover by Sal Buscema that captures the gravity of the moment.
In "Foreign Objects," Spider-Man finds himself caught between escalating chaos as the Foreigner’s assassins' guild fractures from within, sparking a violent uprising among its deadliest members. With tensions rising and new threats like Pulse, Silence, Swift-1, and Deadaim emerging, Peter Parker must navigate a web of betrayal—where the real danger might not be the assassins themselves, but the choices they force him to make.
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Reprinted in Spiderman: Triunfo y Tragedia #[nn] (1994), Nova #205 (1995), Die Spinne Comic - Taschenbuch #71 (1996), Spectacular Spider-Man by DeMatteis and S. Buscema Omnibus #[nn] (2025), Peter Parker de spektakulaire Spiderman #131
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