Tag: Blaze

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #129 (1987)

“Foreign Affairs” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Alan Kupperberg Black Cat escapes and goes back to Foreigner and they become intimate. Silver Sable gives Jameson back his money and says she’s changed her mind. Peter goes to the police office to find Keating, but he’s out. Peter intercepts a call to him from Black Cat asking him to meet her. Spider-Man then shows up at Foreigner’s house and fights him. Foreigner is the superiorLearn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #128 (1987)

“Spider Hunt” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Alan Kupperberg J. Jonah Jameson hires Silver Sable to hunt Spider-Man and bring him to justice for the murder of Blaze. Keating actually killed Blaze and then publicly blamed Spider-Man. Betty Leeds is going looney after the loss of her husband. Spider-Man trusts Black Cat as she curses Foreigner for double crossing her. One of Sable’s goons who’s trying to take down Spidey is the SHIELD agentLearn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #123 (1987)

“With Friends Like These…” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Dwayne Turner Foreigner hires Blaze to fight Spider-Man and Black Cat, with a bonus for killing them. Blaze then tries to extort money from Spidey and Black Cat by way of torturing some girl. They fight, the girl dies, Lieutenant Keating takes Blaze to jail. Keating then goes to Blaze’s holding cell, breaks his neck, rips the barred window off the wall, and tells theLearn More

Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #103 (1985)

“Compulsion!” Rating: 4/5 Writer: Peter David Artist: Rich Buckler Three college students invent a super villain called Blaze to mess with Spider-Man and see if they can break him. Though they never intend for an actual version of the villain to appear. One of the students feels bad and bails out. He then contacts Spider-Man and Human Torch to play a prank (of sorts) on the other two. Human Torch pretends to be some lunaticLearn More

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