The X-Men #35
In "Along Came a Spider...", the X-Men are summoned by Banshee to confront a strange, web-wielding creature, only to collide with Spider-Man—mistaking the friendly hero for the real threat. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life by Werner Roth’s dynamic art and Dan Adkins’ inks, this 1967 issue captures a thrilling moment of mistaken identity, with Dan Adkins handling both the interior and cover.
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Banshee calls to the X-Men for help against a mysterious spider creature, and when the young mutants run across Spider-Man, they mistake him for their foe and a battle ensues.
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