Tag: Avengers
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 #348 (1991)
“Righteous Sand!” Rating: 5/5 Writer: David Michelinie Artist: Erik Larsen Peter is feeling lonely and gets a tip from Ben Urich that something might be going down at the trainyard and he should take some pictures. Peter changes into Spider-Man and heads over there. Sandman is now a reserve member of the Avengers and everybody knows who he is. Somebody tells him he saw some people in camouflage loading guns into a truck. Sandman goesLearn More
The Spectacular Spider-Man #170 (1990)
“The Final Calculation” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Sal Buscema Spider-Man and his team wait at the Avengers building. Spidey attacks Captain America and instructs the rest to do likewise. Eventually, Spider-Man turns into The Space Phantom and when the real Spider-Man returns from Limbo, he tries to call a truce. Puma finds the Space Phantom and the fighting stops. Space Phantom tells them what happened. Quasar locks him in an energy prison cellLearn More
The Spectacular Spider-Man #169 (1990)
“The Outlaw Trail” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Sal Buscema Spider-Man assembles Puma, Prowler, Rocket Racer, and Sandman to retrieve info about the building the black cloud came out of. Puma and Prowler find info in the office of Kingpin, Racer and Sandman find info in the Building Department office in City Hall. But as they’re leaving, Sandman attacks Racer for the file. Racer bolts and Sandman turns into The Space Phantom. Spider-Man findsLearn More
The Spectacular Spider-Man #168 (1990)
“Sleeping Dog” Rating: 3/5 Writer: Gerry Conway Artist: Sal Buscema She-Hulk asks for Spider-Man’s help. They go to a building Kingpin just bought and open some vault in the floor and She-Hulk tells Spider-Man to open the chest. When he does, a black cloud flies out and She-Hulk drops the vault door, trapping Spidey. He gets out and goes to the Avengers, but She-Hulk denies she left the compound and the other Avengers vouch forLearn More