Tag: Al Milgrom
The Amazing Spider-Man #353 (1991)
“Round Robin: The Sidekick’s Revenge! Part One: When Midnight Strikes!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Al Milgrom Artist: Mark Bagley Moon Knightâs old sidekick Midnight was made into a cyborg by the Secret Empire after he supposedly died. He breaks Thunderball out of jail but is stopped by Darkhawk. They fight for a while before Spider-Man shows up and helps out. Thunderball creates a distraction and Midnight knocks down Spidey and Darkhawk and gets away with Thunderball.Learn More
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #100 (1985)
“Breakin!” Rating: 4/5 Writers: Al Milgrom Artist: Al Milgrom Spider-Man and Black Cat both visit Kingpin independently. Spidey gets stopped on the roof by The Spot, but figures out a way to beat him. He then fights Kingpin and Kingpin agrees to leave Black Cat alone forever. Black Cat learns that her bad luck powers will make Spidey have worse and worse luck until he dies, the longer they hang around each other. Before sheLearn More
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #099 (1985)
“Spider on the Spot!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Al Milgrom Artist: Herb Trimpe When Spider-Man goes to Kingpin’s building to talk or fight about Black Cat’s remaining debt, he is attacked by The Spot, who wants to test his new powers of traversing the spotted dimension. Spider-Man can’t get the edge on him, but The Spot isn’t strong enough to really hurt Spidey. Also, the symbiote is diligently trying to find Spider-Man.
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #98 (1985)
“True Confessions!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Al Milgrom Artist: Herb Trimpe Spider-Man and Black Cat fight some thugs during a black out and then Black Cat tells him she got her powers from Kingpin. Spider-Man isn’t sure if he can stay with such an amoral girl who only loves his costumed identity. Also, through trying to recreate the powers of Cloak, one of Kingpin’s scientists accidentally creates an entrance to a dimension that’s light with spotsLearn More
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #097 (1984)
“Hermit-Age!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Al Milgrom Artist: Herb Trimpe A man with a gift for solving problems is forced to help a crime boss commit perfect crimes. Spider-Man stops them. Things between Black Cat and Spider-Man are still rocky. Spidey’s symbiote suit is cleverer than Reed Richards originally thought. It’s trying to escape from containment.