The Spectacular Spider-Man #241
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTitled "Rebirth" on its cover and subtitled "A New Day Dawning" within, this December 1996 issue sets an unmistakably hopeful tone as Spider-Man swings high above the New York skyline beneath a full moon, holding a red-haired woman in a flowing pink dress close while loops of barbed wire spiral dramatically around them both. Luke Ross's cover pencils and inks give the image real warmth — there's genuine tenderness between the two figures that makes the barbed wire's threat feel all the more charged. With J. M. DeMatteis writing and Ross on interior art, The Spectacular Spider-Man #241 promises the kind of emotionally grounded storytelling this creative team does so well.
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Peter and Mary Jane must cope with the loss of their baby. Dr. Kafka begins a radical treatment for the Chameleon.
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