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The Spectacular Spider-Man Weekly / Spider-Man Comic#350
Cover: Al Milgrom

The Spectacular Spider-Man Weekly / Spider-Man Comic #350

Nov 1979 · Marvel UK · 0.12 GBP
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In "Never Let the Black Cat Cross Your Path!", Spider-Man faces a mysterious threat as the enigmatic Black Cat reappears with a dangerous new agenda. Written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Herb Trimpe, with inks by Dan Green and lettering by Gaspar Saladino and Shelly Leferman, this 1979 UK weekly issue delivers a tense, action-packed tale that deepens the intrigue around one of Spider-Man’s most elusive foes. The cover, by Al Milgrom, captures the moment of suspense with sharp, dynamic lines.

Contains 6 stories
Never Let the Black Cat Cross Your Path!
8.5 pp · Superhero
Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Black Cat (Introduction)the burglarMysterioAunt May ParkerBetty BrantNed LeedsRobbie RobertsonJ. Jonah JamesonBarney BushkinHarry OsbornFlash ThompsonBoris KorpseApril MayeBruno GraingerEmil GrecoWalter Hardy
The Human Torch Blazes a Lone Trail!
4 pp · Superhero
Fantastic Four [Mister Fantastic [Reed Richards]Invisible Girl [Sue Storm Richards]Human Torch [Johnny Storm]The Thing [Ben Grimm]]Agatha HarknessLanie (introduction)Frankie RayeWatcher (flashback)Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Man-WolfEdwin JarvisSkrull X (introduction)SkrullsThe MonocleQueen Adora (introduction)Master Xar (flashback)Tanak Valt [Nova-Prime] (introduction, flashback)Dean Joseph Wayne (introduction)

In a rare solo moment, the Human Torch finds himself stranded at the Fantastic Four's headquarters when the team departs to confront a Skrull threat. With the rest of the FF gone, Johnny Storm is left to guard the base—only to be drawn into a dangerous game orchestrated by the enigmatic Monocle. As alien forces close in and secrets from the past resurface, Johnny must rely on his wits and fire to survive a mission that’s far from what it seems.

Eyeball to Eyeball-Mega-Monsters and... Godzilla, King of Monsters
3.5 pp · Science Fiction

In a pulse-pounding clash of titans, Godzilla faces off against three monstrous foes in a battle that pushes him to his limits. With S.H.I.E.L.D. agents Dugan and Jones joining the fight from the skies, the tide turns as Godzilla uses his strength and cunning to defeat each enemy in turn. The story captures the raw intensity of the showdown, leaving Dugan with a newfound respect for the King of Monsters after being saved twice.

And In the Shadows There Lurks the Adaptoid!
4 pp · Superhero
Iron Man [Tony Stark]The Adaptoid (villain, later becomes The Super-Adaptoid then the Cyborg-Sinister)Marianne RodgersPepper PottsClaire
The Asgardians' Attack on the Servitor!
2.5 pp · Fantasy, Science Fiction
OdinThorJane FosterJudithWarriors Three [FandralHogunVolstagg]ServitorZarrko
Death Gods Demand a Human Sacrifice!
3.5 pp · Superhero
Daredevil [Matt Murdock]Foggy NelsonHeather GlennCandace NelsonBlake TowerJezabel BakaSimi BakaBrother Zed (introduction)

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Cast · 22 characters

Full credits

inker Dan Green
cover pencils, inks Al Milgrom

Reprints

↩ Reprints Iron Man #49 (1972), Thor #242 (1975), Daredevil #130 (1976), Godzilla #14 (1978), Fantastic Four #204 (1979), The Amazing Spider-Man #194 (1979)

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