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Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #10 (2002) published by Marvel Comics. This issue features the story ‘Ray of Light’ by Kaare Andrews. The cover art is by Kaare Andrews. The story explores unique perspectives within the Spider-Man universe, focusing on character-driven narratives.
Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #12, published by Marvel in 2001, features a unique storyline titled ‘I Was a Teenage Frog-Man.’ The cover art by Fegredo depicts Spider-Man in a humorous scene involving Frog-Man. This issue is part of the early 2000s Marvel Modern Age era.
Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #13 (2002) published by Marvel Comics. This issue features Spider-Man in a dynamic confrontation with multiple villains around a pool table. Cover art by Phillips. The storyline explores Spider-Man’s encounters with various adversaries in a gritty urban setting.
Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #14, published by Marvel in 2002, features a storyline centered around a championship wrestling event at the Olympic Arena. The issue includes appearances by Spider-Man and other characters involved in the wrestling plot. The cover art is notable for its wrestling event poster design. The comic shows visible wear including creases and…
Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #15, published by Marvel in 2002, features the story ‘The Collaborator’ by Paul Pope. The cover art is also by Paul Pope, showcasing his distinctive style. This issue is part of the Spider-Man’s Tangled Web series, known for its unique storytelling and artistic approaches.
Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #16, published by Marvel in 2002, features the storyline ‘Heartbreaker’ by writer Paul Jenkins and artist Marcos Martin. The cover art is by Fernandez. This issue explores a gripping narrative involving Spider-Man’s complex encounters and challenges. The cover showcases a striking image of a menacing figure looming behind a prisoner, emphasizing the…
Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #17, published by Marvel in 2002, features the storyline ‘Heartbreaker part 2’ by Way and Fernandez. The cover art by Fernandez depicts a menacing shadowy figure looming over armed soldiers, setting a dark and intense tone for the issue. This comic is part of the early 2000s Marvel era and showcases Spider-Man…
Spider-Man’s Tangled Web #19 (2002) published by Marvel. Written by Morrison with cover art by Mahfood. This issue features a unique storyline within the Spider-Man universe, showcasing a distinctive artistic style by Mahfood. The cover depicts Spider-Man hanging upside down, emphasizing the title ‘Call of the Wild’.
Spider-Woman #7, published by Marvel in 1978, features a dramatic storyline where Spider-Woman faces a dire crisis involving a deadly button that could doom both her and her adversary. The cover art is by Jim Mooney, showcasing Spider-Woman breaking through wooden debris with tanks in the background. This issue is part of the Marvel All-Colour…
Spider-Woman #8, published by Marvel in 1978, features a dramatic cover by Infantino & Leialoha. The issue’s storyline involves Spider-Woman facing a deadly threat from a man who seemingly cannot die, highlighting her peril and resilience. This vintage Marvel All-Colour Comics edition was released in the UK with a 12p cover price.
Spider-Woman #9, published by Marvel in 1978, features the story ‘Beware… The Eye of the Needle!’ with cover art by Infantino & Wiacek. The comic showcases Spider-Woman in action against a villain with a powerful eye beam. This issue is part of the classic Marvel All-Colour Comics series and is notable for its dynamic cover…
Strange Tales #3, published by Marvel in 1977, features stories starring Cloak and Dagger and Doctor Strange. The cover art by Gene Colan depicts a dramatic scene with Cloak and Dagger facing a monstrous creature, and Doctor Strange confronting shadowy threats. The issue includes the storyline ‘Dr. Strange Has Too Many House Khats.’
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