Tag: Alan Kupperberg
Web of Spider-Man Annual #07 (1991)
Rating: 4/5 “The Vibranium Vendetta, Part 3: The Machine and the Man” Writer: David Michelinie Artist: Guang Yap Ultron-13 steals a box of the synthetic vibranium. Iron Man and Sunturion follow him into the sewer, defeat him, and get the vibranium back. The synthetic vibranium in its raw form turns into antarctic vibranium and melts metal. Iron Man figures out a way to get it all safely away before it melts all of New York.Learn More
The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #11 (1991)
Rating: 4/5 “The Vibranium Vendetta, Part 2: The Ghost and the Machine” Writer: David Michelinie Artist: Marie Severin Sunturion is about to blast everyone when Iron Man comes in and takes him out. Spider-Man hits Sunturion with a microwave beam that turns him back into Arthur Dearborn. Everybody leaves. Ultron-13 wants the Vibranium to make himself invincible and creates an army of androids to steal it. Iron Man, Spidey, and Black Panther reconvene at theLearn More
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25 (1991)
Rating: 4/5 “The Vibranium Vendetta, Part 1: The Spider and the Ghost” Writer: David Michelinie Artist: Guang Yap Roxxon Oil creates a synthetic version of the rare and expensive new element Vibranium. Kingpin hires The Ghost to steal the secrets and destroy the lab. Spider-Man and Black Panther are suspicious of Roxxon and investigate their lab just as The Ghost breaks in. They fight him for a while and then Sunturion shows up to killLearn More
Web of Spider-Man Annual #6 (1990)
Rating: 4/5 “Up From Slavery” Writers: Gerry Conway & Stan Lee Artists: Gil Kane & Sal Buscema & Mike Esposito & Alan Kupperberg Psycho-Man tries to get Spider-Man’s Enigma energy, but can’t because Spidey lost it months ago. Spider-Man is put in a cage next to a bunch of other captives. They work together and break free. Spider-Man fights Psycho-Man and eventually shrinks Psycho-Man until he can’t see him anymore. Spider-Man grows back to normalLearn More
The Spectacular Spider-Man Annual #10 (1990)
Rating: 4/5 “Into the Microverse” Writers: Gerry Conway & Stan Lee Artist: Rich Buckler Spider-Man returns home, small as a bee, and explains to MJ what happened. She takes him to Harry’s lab where they try something, but Spider-Man just keeps getting smaller. He eventually becomes smaller than the smallest nuclei and lands on a microscopic world where they try to capture him. He continues getting smaller and lands in some kind of spaceship whereLearn More